J.E.Moores JEM ART Paper Toys: Print! Cut! Fold! Glue!

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Feb
13th

Sat

I have a box of old business cards. I like to use them to “scissor sketch” with. I’m just sitting here making different pop up faces. They kinda remind me of Jack O Lanterns.

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Feb
12th

Fri

Keystone Head and Body Template by J.E.Moores. Add your design to this template.

The Keystone Head is fun by itself, and you can use the tabs on the bottom to make it a complete enclosed box. If you want to use the body, you can fold in the tabs on the bottom of the Keystone, or just cut them off. Once built, the Keystone Head just slips over the top of the body’s neck. You can rotate the head to the side or forward… it’s adjustable. Design arms, wings, or whatever that fits your design.

PLEASE: Submit Photos & Design Here - I really enjoy seeing what you do.

Close up photos of completed blank template.

This pattern likes to ride in my paper cars. Take your design for a ride!

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While taking photos I noticed...

this shape reminds me of something...

have fun with the template!

Keystone Head & Body - blank.

Photo of Keystone Head & Body with design.

This template can drive my paper cars.

Add your design to this blank template.

Submit designs and photos so we can have a look!

Print! Cut! Fold! Glue!

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Feb
11th

Thu

Anonymous asked: What program do you use to make paper toys?

Paper, pencil, scissors, an eraser, and glue. Then I scan it to Photoshop to make a template over the working model. I print a blank template and draw on it in black pen. I then scan that, and color it with the paint bucket tool in Photoshop. Using the blank template I can do several skins on the same shape.

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I discovered a nifty Flash Animated Paper Toy Maker at Whitespace Creative. You simply drag and drop eyes, mouth, shapes and colors to the animated toy, and when you are done you just, (here it comes) Print! Cut! Fold! Glue!

This is Smilie. We all know Smilie. For Valentine’s day he will give you his heart. Please take care of it. That little paper heart is so fragile.

Smilie Giving His Heart - Paper Toy Template (JEM Design)

Design Your Own Paper Toy At Whitespace-Creative.com

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Feb
10th

Wed

Illuminati All Seeing Eye Pyramid by J.E.Moores.

After making this paper craft, the magic will draw money your way. Really.

Print! Cut! Fold! Glue! ~ $$$

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Hop Hop Hermit Crab by J.E.Moores and Malaya (age 5) is a card game and board game in one! Hop Hop Hermit Crab is different every time you play it, because YOU create the game board during play. Hop Hop Hermit Crab is for 2 to 4 players. Instructions for game play:

Everyone chooses one of the four HERMIT CRABS, Red, Black, Yellow or Green.
Put WIN card anywhere on the table.
Each player takes a card from top of stack, and connects it to any card on the table creating the path of the game board.
When all cards are played out, put HERMIT CRABS on their color dot.
Your crab must first visit the crossroad where it’s twin is before going for the WIN.
Roll pyramid dice. If number is on top, move that number.
If orange is on top: SURPRISE: The next player in turn gets to decide if your crab moves back one, or switch places with their crab on the board.
If you land on any path bordered with your crab’s color, you get another turn.
If you land on a SKULL card, you lose turns until you can guess what you roll. However, if SKULL card is your crab’s color, there is no trap, you simply get another turn.
Play until any crab that has first visited his crossroad, gets to the WIN card.
Create different game boards with the cards. It’s different every time you play!
Deluxe set - print extra card pages and make your game bigger!