Cardboard Sculpture

Seattle sculptress Kim Graham and her team made this amazing troll sculpture out of reclaimed lumber, discarded cardboard, and papier mache.

Sometimes good ideas precede general acceptance. There’s no pedagogy in art education this is more true for than TAB. When Katherine Douglas, Pauline Joseph, and John Crowe pioneered this teaching method in the 1970s they weren’t trying to revolutionize the way art is taught, but the work they were doing was so powerful more and […]

Cardboard Favela by Pamela Sullivan

I've just completed the corrugated structure for my largest project to date - a nine foot tall giraffe. I've always been in awe of this tall and graceful animal, so when it came time to do a large scale project, it just felt right. The next steps are to paper mache, then paint, and find her a good home.

Posts about paper mache using liquid starch written by trash2treasure

We are making Mediterranean inspired little sail boats with lateen rigging – a single triangular sail on a relatively short mast. What you will need: ...

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Sometimes good ideas precede general acceptance. There’s no pedagogy in art education this is more true for than TAB. When Katherine Douglas, Pauline Joseph, and John Crowe pioneered this teaching method in the 1970s they weren’t trying to revolutionize the way art is taught, but the work they were doing was so powerful more and […]

Cardboard Favela by Pamela Sullivan

Cardboard Grandma. Marker pens on discarded cardboard.

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