Showing posts with label puppets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label puppets. Show all posts

Monday, May 16, 2011

Just a follow up on the Cam & Maggie paper crafts. Working with Fashion Buddha for their project Cam & Maggie, I got to create the four characters that users can download for free. The original artwork was illustrated by the talented Mr. Alberto Cerriteño and then turned into puppets to create a series of short video's for Intel around the concept of Context-Aware Computing. The video's are awesome and I just love the life size puppets too! They are so cute and look great on my desk.
Download them for free!
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More Cam & Maggie Papercarft Puppets!

Friday, April 29, 2011

I got to do a little paper craft work with the awesome studio Fashion Buddha for their project Cam & Maggie. The characters of Cam & Maggie were illustrated by the talented Mr. Alberto Cerriteño and then turned into puppets to create a series of short video's for Intel around the concept of Context-Aware Computing.
Context-°©‐aware computing focuses on gathering information about a person using a computing device—such as the person’s current location, patterns of activity, communication with others,immediate pursuits, and so on. The device then uses that information to offer guidance, recommendations, personalized choices, and other options tailored to the individual’s behavior and lifestyle.

I took the flat artwork and created 4 paper toys that you can download and make yourself.

Each week a new episode is released as well as a new toy. The video's are super cute and a must see! You can also follow Cam & Maggie on Twitter or FB. There are some funny updates on their twitter page!
Cam is the first toy you can download.
These puppets are taller than me!

Love this part in the video!
Hey, my dog does that too!

New Paper Toys for Cam & Maggie

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Each year since 1998, The Winter Solstice Puppet Show is performed once a year on Dec. 21st. Utilizing multiple forms of puppet construction and featuring a live band, the performance is an inspiring and much-anticipated community event. The Winter Solstice Puppet Show is conceived, created and performed by a collective of 15-20 Portland artists, activists, builders, and musicians. If your in Portland, Very cool.

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Winter Solstice Puppet Show