Sundial Business Card

A simple but great business card for an antique watch collector.
See details by clicking the title (via "cardview, your business card inspiration")

Postcarden giveaway from Brooklyn5and10 and Paperforest

Falkk Posted about these fun little Postcarden a couple weeks ago, and Brooklyn 5 and 10 has them available for purchase on their site! These make a great little card and gift all in one when you want to send something fun and special to someone while sticking to a budget.

These Mini Living Gardens begin as a graphically beautiful and mailable postcard. They Pop-up into cool architectural garden dioramas. Extremely simple and perfect for urban life—or anywhere a gift of green is appreciated. The growing process is incredibly easy and consists of wetting the board and sprinkling the enclosed cress seeds (the grown cress is even edible)! We are excited by all three of these beautifully designed and unique Postcardens: A Mini Living Backyard Garden, A Mini Living Green City, and A Mini Living Botanical Garden.

And we have another giveaway with Brooklyn 5 and 10! Post a comment and I'll randomly select one. Winner will get their choice of Mini Green City or Mini Backyard Garden!

Giant Cardboard Robot Arms (ETSY)

Impressive armor of an unknown etsyist (click the title):

David Brownings (GB): some paperwork

The Bristol based illustrator created some paperwork as shoes, boxes and pop-ups:
here an example, the paper apple (thanks to Szymon's "Inspire me now" blog!)
By clicking the title you get his website, part "hand made".

CARDBOARDIA, Moscow

Similar to my recently entry about this japanese event I can contribute today a russian art and entertainment action with a cardboard town, architectural contest, and much more. Here this unique fashion show:

Cardboard Fasion Show on Day of Birthday 2010 from cardboardia on Vimeo.

You can see more vids at the vimeo cardboardia channel.

Thanks to this wonderful papercrafty rag & bone blog !
http://www.ragandbone.com/blog/

The funny paper bee of T.J.Tangpuz

PostCarden (GB)

See this gift combining a pop-out-architecture with a living mini garden (for more infos click the title)

(Thanks to The Presurfer Blog)

The newspaper sculptures of Nick Georgiou

His very impressive work is divided mainly in two parts: the framed work like a painting and the organic sculptures as street art or urban intervention.
(via Notcot.org and Thisblogrules.com, see title link, where you can find artists blog My Human Computer)

Eiji Hiyama's Cardboard Playground (JP)

Eiji Hiyama is the founder of "World of Cardboard" where all exhibits and playthings
are of cardboard. On the website (click the title) you can find a lot of cardboard artworks and toys too.