Oct 19, 2022
This piece for The Walrus about the independent music scene in Canada marks the beginning of our strange and wonderful exploration of creating three-dimensional paper objects. Client The Walrus Designer Jen...
Oct 11, 2022
This paper sculpture is a playful comment on our collective addiction to smartphones—and how the fear of missing out takes us away from the sublime beauty of our daily lives. Jen was very grateful to create this piece while on an artist’s retreat in Ontario cottage...
Oct 11, 2022
When Rodeo Production comissioned us to create an 8 foot high by 12 foot wide paper flower backdrop set for a Spring-inspired fashion shoot, we didn’t hesitate. The final wall consisted of 100 paper flowers that were each around one foot in diameter and 8 inches high....
Oct 11, 2022
We created a fun and whimsical three-dimensional paper sculpture that appeared in Today’s Parent to illustrate an article about polyamorous relationships. In addition to styling the still image on set, we worked with the team to create a whimsical stop motion...
Oct 11, 2022
These three-dimension sculptures appeared in The Walrus magazine’s front-of-book section, accompanying Miscellany, Contributors, Editor’s Note, and Letters pages. Client The Walrus Designer Jen...
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