News and the Wonderful Jen Stark

First off, I want to mention that we are in the process of adding a few new contributors to Paper Forest. The first has recently been Shelley Noble, who recently brought you a lovely post, and I'm looking for a couple more folks interested in posting, who believe they could be a great addition.

My objective on this blog has been to post any and all paper automata (my favorite topic to post), other interesting paper projects, and innovative paper art that doesn't necessarily fit the standard mold. But I'm Busy. Crazy busy at the moment, so I'm opening up the possibility of adding a few bloggers to the site, who would like to post once every week or two, or whenever something strikes them as particularly appropriate. I'm looking for people with a similar vision of what has been posted here in the past. Bonus points if you can read and find posts outside the U.S. that would be more difficult for me to find and translate, but it is not a requirement. In exchange, you can certainly post your personal link on the site, and be listed as a contributor.

If interested, e-mail me with an idea or two of some posts you'd propose, so I can get an idea for what your idea of a good post might be. My e-mail can be found by linking to my website and going to the contact page.

Now on to these beautiful paper sculptures. Jen Stark creates these amazing paper pieces unlike anything I've seen. Who knew you could take a stack of construction paper and create a masterpiece?

(thanks again Jason for the Link!)