40 Cool Paper Toys Samples

July 31, 2009 from GisMullr's blog

Some call it paper craft, others, paper toys, but the fact is that this kind of art demands a talented, creative, very patient and I even would say 'detail freak' artist to achieve good results. Usually this kind of work is funny, intelligent, beautiful and unique. So here we will show a selection of paper toys for you to enjoy!

Putting together paper, illustration, good ideas, great skills and humor you can get some pretty cool samples of paper toys... Hope you like them! :)

Don't forget to click at the images to visit the artist's page.

Urban Paper the Movie from Studio N8 on Vimeo.

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