#cardboard — Public Fediverse posts

Made a new set of stackable cardboard cases for my notebooks today. Previously, I was exploding a single long box.

#cardboard #notebooks

Vot! Jämäpahvia ja balsaa, kuumaliimaa ja talouspaperia: niistä on kätsyt ja halvat rauniot Frostgraveen tehty!

#Frostgrave #Osprey
#figu #figupeli
#kärhämä #skirmish
#pahvi #cardboard
#balsa #kuumaliima #hotglue
#tsi #diy
#wargame #miniatyyri #miniature
#28mm

Vot! Budjettimiehen väläys: neopreenisen pelialustan asemesta perustetaan Frostgrave-lauta Clas Ohslonin marmorikuviodulla vinyylitarralla pinnoitetuille jämämuovilevyille. Heti huomaa että KYLMÄ JA KUOLLUT KAUPUNKI ON TÄSSÄ.

#diy #tsi
#Frostgrave
#figupeli #figu
#miniatyyri
#Finnfoam #pahvi #cardboard
#GamesWorkshop
#Mordheim

Huomaa myös autoverhot!

Cardboard Clean Series BoxIC G1 N1-4 #Box #Shipping #Warehouse #Shipment #Card #Crate #Assets #Cardboard #Props #Delivery #Pbr #Lowpoly #AssetStore

https://u3dn.com/packages/cardboard-clean-series-boxic-g1-n1-4-342628

Phonopolis: A Beautiful World of Constructivism and Cardboard 📦

10 years in the making, Amanita Design’s latest gem Phonopolis launched during the week! A game constructed entirely from cardboard, it’s a phenomenal artistic achievement.

It also tells a clever, funny dystopian story alongside the indie dev’s familiar mix of abstract puzzle solving. Oh, plus a new game from this studio means a new soundtrack from composer Floex. Lots to be happy about here!

Puzzles and Punishment in Phonopolis

Okay, this is out now but currently only on Epic Games, GOG, and Steam (as in, it’s PC only).

In classic Amanita style, this is a point and click adventure game with plenty of abstract/logic puzzles. Players take control of Felix who is a young binman in the city of Phonopolis. As the studio explains in a press release:

“In contrast to the majority of Amanita Design’s previous efforts, tackles more relatable, real-world themes and topics, focusing on manipulation and individualism, but still keeping the overall experience playful and light-hearted. Players will take on the role of Felix, a thoughtful young man who, along with his fellow citizens, faces the imminent threat of falling under the control of the dystopian city’s authoritarian Leader once and for all, effectively losing their humanity.”

By accident, Felix discovers his society is under threat and there’s a subversive underground movement to maintain personal autonomy. Pertinent themes then! Oh, yes.

As Felix goes on to highlight the inherent nature of totalitarian systems. The initial promised ideal of a perfect, pure society, inevitably followed by absurdity and dysfunction.

This is all expressed in an avant-garde style artistic extravaganza. A vibrant 3D world of cardboard, pieced meticulously together through cut-outs, painting, and digitisation. The goal was to make Phonopolis a hand-crafted world and Amanita has achieved that in empathic fashion.

Cardboard Constructivism

The art styles used are angle heavy (kind of like Wassily Kandinsky styled abstractions) and falls under:

• Constructivism
• Futurism
• Suprematism

Constructivism is the most apparent (for us, anyway) and you can see the style stamped all over the main marketing branding for the game.

Just compare it to this 1919 Bolshevik lithographic piece Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge (Клином красным бей белых!, Klinom krasnym bey belykh!) by Russian artist El Lissitzky.

If you buy the soundtrack on Steam, you get a free artbook. Lissitzky is referenced directly with one of his quotes:

“The task of the artist is to construct a new order of life.”

Then we see plenty of Amanita angles, so reminiscent of Soviet-era sharpness and attempted order.

Again, every single thing in the game was constructed with cardboard. In traditional point and click fashion you guide Felix around areas, resolve issues, and move the story along. This thing really needs to be seen in motion, it’s an incredible artistic achievement.

Due to the extensive effort of piecing the game together, there’s only about 2-to-3 hours of gameplay here. That may bother some gamers, but it didn’t with us. We appreciate the achievement and wanted to play it all over again.

Phonopolis is clever, funny, and so weirdly captivating.

Absurd humour is a big part of the experience. The little intricacies of the the (often slapstick, other times satirical) jokes can be missed easily. So, pay attention, citizen! 

But given the nature of Professional Moron here and our lampooning of social structures and capitalism (you might have noticed we’re not a fan of the latter), Phonopolis delivers the absurdity in delightful spades of visual gags.

Oh, and let’s not forget the cardboard. 

Something we see a lot of anyway as our cat, Susan, has an obsession with the stuff. Good to see it all in game form. It’s similar to Petums’ beautiful game Papetura (2021), which was made of paper and took the indie developer six years to put together. It also features a fantastic Floex soundtrack.

On that note!!! Here we have another magnificent Floex soundtrack in Phonopolis. It’s over an hour of new music from the Czech composer and it delivers his trademark catchy hooks and folktronica excellence.

Amanita Design has done it again here, crafting a mini-masterpiece that’s quite the artistic achievement. Anyone who still sneers at video games and thinks they’re “for kids” needs to play something like this, as there’s no denying its artistic brilliance.

Hey ho, the abstract nature of the puzzle solving won’t be for everyone

Yet if you’ve not played an Amanita game before, now is the time to put aside that grievous error and embrace the world of Phonopolis.

The Production of Phonopolis

The day before the game released, Amanita Design launched a full documentary on YouTube about the game’s lengthy production cycle. If you’re interested in game design, it’s well worth a watch.

It’s not in English, but you can turn the subtitles on (CC) for insights.

The studio’s last full title was the surreal horror romp Happy Game back in 2021. The concept for Phonopolis was actually by another studio (apparently called Hammeware, who we can find no information about online).

Jakub Dvorský (founder of Amanita Design) saw the game and quickly moved to get it in his development. The team began work on it in 2016, but didn’t announce it until May 2022.

Since then, fans have simply had to wait, wait, and wait some more. It’s been well worth it, though, as this is arguably the best thing the indie dev has ever done. It’s not to be missed.

Phonopolis: A Beautiful World of Constructivism and Cardboard 📦

10 years in the making, Amanita Design’s latest gem Phonopolis launched during the week! A game constructed entirely from cardboard, it’s a phenomenal artistic achievement.

It also tells a clever, funny dystopian story alongside the indie dev’s familiar mix of abstract puzzle solving. Oh, plus a new game from this studio means a new soundtrack from composer Floex. Lots to be happy about here!

Puzzles and Punishment in Phonopolis

Okay, this is out now but currently only on Epic Games, GOG, and Steam (as in, it’s PC only).

In classic Amanita style, this is a point and click adventure game with plenty of abstract/logic puzzles. Players take control of Felix who is a young binman in the city of Phonopolis. As the studio explains in a press release:

“In contrast to the majority of Amanita Design’s previous efforts, tackles more relatable, real-world themes and topics, focusing on manipulation and individualism, but still keeping the overall experience playful and light-hearted. Players will take on the role of Felix, a thoughtful young man who, along with his fellow citizens, faces the imminent threat of falling under the control of the dystopian city’s authoritarian Leader once and for all, effectively losing their humanity.”

By accident, Felix discovers his society is under threat and there’s a subversive underground movement to maintain personal autonomy. Pertinent themes then! Oh, yes.

As Felix goes on to highlight the inherent nature of totalitarian systems. The initial promised ideal of a perfect, pure society, inevitably followed by absurdity and dysfunction.

This is all expressed in an avant-garde style artistic extravaganza. A vibrant 3D world of cardboard, pieced meticulously together through cut-outs, painting, and digitisation. The goal was to make Phonopolis a hand-crafted world and Amanita has achieved that in empathic fashion.

Cardboard Constructivism

The art styles used are angle heavy (kind of like Wassily Kandinsky styled abstractions) and falls under:

• Constructivism
• Futurism
• Suprematism

Constructivism is the most apparent (for us, anyway) and you can see the style stamped all over the main marketing branding for the game.

Just compare it to this 1919 Bolshevik lithographic piece Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge (Клином красным бей белых!, Klinom krasnym bey belykh!) by Russian artist El Lissitzky.

If you buy the soundtrack on Steam, you get a free artbook. Lissitzky is referenced directly with one of his quotes:

“The task of the artist is to construct a new order of life.”

Then we see plenty of Amanita angles, so reminiscent of Soviet-era sharpness and attempted order.

Again, every single thing in the game was constructed with cardboard. In traditional point and click fashion you guide Felix around areas, resolve issues, and move the story along. This thing really needs to be seen in motion, it’s an incredible artistic achievement.

Due to the extensive effort of piecing the game together, there’s only about 2-to-3 hours of gameplay here. That may bother some gamers, but it didn’t with us. We appreciate the achievement and wanted to play it all over again.

Phonopolis is clever, funny, and so weirdly captivating.

Absurd humour is a big part of the experience. The little intricacies of the the (often slapstick, other times satirical) jokes can be missed easily. So, pay attention, citizen! 

But given the nature of Professional Moron here and our lampooning of social structures and capitalism (you might have noticed we’re not a fan of the latter), Phonopolis delivers the absurdity in delightful spades of visual gags.

Oh, and let’s not forget the cardboard. 

Something we see a lot of anyway as our cat, Susan, has an obsession with the stuff. Good to see it all in game form. It’s similar to Petums’ beautiful game Papetura (2021), which was made of paper and took the indie developer six years to put together. It also features a fantastic Floex soundtrack.

On that note!!! Here we have another magnificent Floex soundtrack in Phonopolis. It’s over an hour of new music from the Czech composer and it delivers his trademark catchy hooks and folktronica excellence.

Amanita Design has done it again here, crafting a mini-masterpiece that’s quite the artistic achievement. Anyone who still sneers at video games and thinks they’re “for kids” needs to play something like this, as there’s no denying its artistic brilliance.

Hey ho, the abstract nature of the puzzle solving won’t be for everyone

Yet if you’ve not played an Amanita game before, now is the time to put aside that grievous error and embrace the world of Phonopolis.

The Production of Phonopolis

The day before the game released, Amanita Design launched a full documentary on YouTube about the game’s lengthy production cycle. If you’re interested in game design, it’s well worth a watch.

It’s not in English, but you can turn the subtitles on (CC) for insights.

The studio’s last full title was the surreal horror romp Happy Game back in 2021. The concept for Phonopolis was actually by another studio (apparently called Hammeware, who we can find no information about online).

Jakub Dvorský (founder of Amanita Design) saw the game and quickly moved to get it in his development. The team began work on it in 2016, but didn’t announce it until May 2022.

Since then, fans have simply had to wait, wait, and wait some more. It’s been well worth it, though, as this is arguably the best thing the indie dev has ever done. It’s not to be missed.

Phonopolis: A Beautiful World of Constructivism and Cardboard 📦

10 years in the making, Amanita Design’s latest gem Phonopolis launched during the week! A game constructed entirely from cardboard, it’s a phenomenal artistic achievement.

It also tells a clever, funny dystopian story alongside the indie dev’s familiar mix of abstract puzzle solving. Oh, plus a new game from this studio means a new soundtrack from composer Floex. Lots to be happy about here!

Puzzles and Punishment in Phonopolis

Okay, this is out now but currently only on Epic Games, GOG, and Steam (as in, it’s PC only).

In classic Amanita style, this is a point and click adventure game with plenty of abstract/logic puzzles. Players take control of Felix who is a young binman in the city of Phonopolis. As the studio explains in a press release:

“In contrast to the majority of Amanita Design’s previous efforts, tackles more relatable, real-world themes and topics, focusing on manipulation and individualism, but still keeping the overall experience playful and light-hearted. Players will take on the role of Felix, a thoughtful young man who, along with his fellow citizens, faces the imminent threat of falling under the control of the dystopian city’s authoritarian Leader once and for all, effectively losing their humanity.”

By accident, Felix discovers his society is under threat and there’s a subversive underground movement to maintain personal autonomy. Pertinent themes then! Oh, yes.

As Felix goes on to highlight the inherent nature of totalitarian systems. The initial promised ideal of a perfect, pure society, inevitably followed by absurdity and dysfunction.

This is all expressed in an avant-garde style artistic extravaganza. A vibrant 3D world of cardboard, pieced meticulously together through cut-outs, painting, and digitisation. The goal was to make Phonopolis a hand-crafted world and Amanita has achieved that in empathic fashion.

Cardboard Constructivism

The art styles used are angle heavy (kind of like Wassily Kandinsky styled abstractions) and falls under:

• Constructivism
• Futurism
• Suprematism

Constructivism is the most apparent (for us, anyway) and you can see the style stamped all over the main marketing branding for the game.

Just compare it to this 1919 Bolshevik lithographic piece Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge (Клином красным бей белых!, Klinom krasnym bey belykh!) by Russian artist El Lissitzky.

If you buy the soundtrack on Steam, you get a free artbook. Lissitzky is referenced directly with one of his quotes:

“The task of the artist is to construct a new order of life.”

Then we see plenty of Amanita angles, so reminiscent of Soviet-era sharpness and attempted order.

Again, every single thing in the game was constructed with cardboard. In traditional point and click fashion you guide Felix around areas, resolve issues, and move the story along. This thing really needs to be seen in motion, it’s an incredible artistic achievement.

Due to the extensive effort of piecing the game together, there’s only about 2-to-3 hours of gameplay here. That may bother some gamers, but it didn’t with us. We appreciate the achievement and wanted to play it all over again.

Phonopolis is clever, funny, and so weirdly captivating.

Absurd humour is a big part of the experience. The little intricacies of the the (often slapstick, other times satirical) jokes can be missed easily. So, pay attention, citizen! 

But given the nature of Professional Moron here and our lampooning of social structures and capitalism (you might have noticed we’re not a fan of the latter), Phonopolis delivers the absurdity in delightful spades of visual gags.

Oh, and let’s not forget the cardboard. 

Something we see a lot of anyway as our cat, Susan, has an obsession with the stuff. Good to see it all in game form. It’s similar to Petums’ beautiful game Papetura (2021), which was made of paper and took the indie developer six years to put together. It also features a fantastic Floex soundtrack.

On that note!!! Here we have another magnificent Floex soundtrack in Phonopolis. It’s over an hour of new music from the Czech composer and it delivers his trademark catchy hooks and folktronica excellence.

Amanita Design has done it again here, crafting a mini-masterpiece that’s quite the artistic achievement. Anyone who still sneers at video games and thinks they’re “for kids” needs to play something like this, as there’s no denying its artistic brilliance.

Hey ho, the abstract nature of the puzzle solving won’t be for everyone

Yet if you’ve not played an Amanita game before, now is the time to put aside that grievous error and embrace the world of Phonopolis.

The Production of Phonopolis

The day before the game released, Amanita Design launched a full documentary on YouTube about the game’s lengthy production cycle. If you’re interested in game design, it’s well worth a watch.

It’s not in English, but you can turn the subtitles on (CC) for insights.

The studio’s last full title was the surreal horror romp Happy Game back in 2021. The concept for Phonopolis was actually by another studio (apparently called Hammeware, who we can find no information about online).

Jakub Dvorský (founder of Amanita Design) saw the game and quickly moved to get it in his development. The team began work on it in 2016, but didn’t announce it until May 2022.

Since then, fans have simply had to wait, wait, and wait some more. It’s been well worth it, though, as this is arguably the best thing the indie dev has ever done. It’s not to be missed.

Phonopolis: A Beautiful World of Constructivism and Cardboard 📦

10 years in the making, Amanita Design’s latest gem Phonopolis launched during the week! A game constructed entirely from cardboard, it’s a phenomenal artistic achievement.

It also tells a clever, funny dystopian story alongside the indie dev’s familiar mix of abstract puzzle solving. Oh, plus a new game from this studio means a new soundtrack from composer Floex. Lots to be happy about here!

Puzzles and Punishment in Phonopolis

Okay, this is out now but currently only on Epic Games, GOG, and Steam (as in, it’s PC only).

In classic Amanita style, this is a point and click adventure game with plenty of abstract/logic puzzles. Players take control of Felix who is a young binman in the city of Phonopolis. As the studio explains in a press release:

“In contrast to the majority of Amanita Design’s previous efforts, tackles more relatable, real-world themes and topics, focusing on manipulation and individualism, but still keeping the overall experience playful and light-hearted. Players will take on the role of Felix, a thoughtful young man who, along with his fellow citizens, faces the imminent threat of falling under the control of the dystopian city’s authoritarian Leader once and for all, effectively losing their humanity.”

By accident, Felix discovers his society is under threat and there’s a subversive underground movement to maintain personal autonomy. Pertinent themes then! Oh, yes.

As Felix goes on to highlight the inherent nature of totalitarian systems. The initial promised ideal of a perfect, pure society, inevitably followed by absurdity and dysfunction.

This is all expressed in an avant-garde style artistic extravaganza. A vibrant 3D world of cardboard, pieced meticulously together through cut-outs, painting, and digitisation. The goal was to make Phonopolis a hand-crafted world and Amanita has achieved that in empathic fashion.

Cardboard Constructivism

The art styles used are angle heavy (kind of like Wassily Kandinsky styled abstractions) and falls under:

• Constructivism
• Futurism
• Suprematism

Constructivism is the most apparent (for us, anyway) and you can see the style stamped all over the main marketing branding for the game.

Just compare it to this 1919 Bolshevik lithographic piece Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge (Клином красным бей белых!, Klinom krasnym bey belykh!) by Russian artist El Lissitzky.

If you buy the soundtrack on Steam, you get a free artbook. Lissitzky is referenced directly with one of his quotes:

“The task of the artist is to construct a new order of life.”

Then we see plenty of Amanita angles, so reminiscent of Soviet-era sharpness and attempted order.

Again, every single thing in the game was constructed with cardboard. In traditional point and click fashion you guide Felix around areas, resolve issues, and move the story along. This thing really needs to be seen in motion, it’s an incredible artistic achievement.

Due to the extensive effort of piecing the game together, there’s only about 2-to-3 hours of gameplay here. That may bother some gamers, but it didn’t with us. We appreciate the achievement and wanted to play it all over again.

Phonopolis is clever, funny, and so weirdly captivating.

Absurd humour is a big part of the experience. The little intricacies of the the (often slapstick, other times satirical) jokes can be missed easily. So, pay attention, citizen! 

But given the nature of Professional Moron here and our lampooning of social structures and capitalism (you might have noticed we’re not a fan of the latter), Phonopolis delivers the absurdity in delightful spades of visual gags.

Oh, and let’s not forget the cardboard. 

Something we see a lot of anyway as our cat, Susan, has an obsession with the stuff. Good to see it all in game form. It’s similar to Petums’ beautiful game Papetura (2021), which was made of paper and took the indie developer six years to put together. It also features a fantastic Floex soundtrack.

On that note!!! Here we have another magnificent Floex soundtrack in Phonopolis. It’s over an hour of new music from the Czech composer and it delivers his trademark catchy hooks and folktronica excellence.

Amanita Design has done it again here, crafting a mini-masterpiece that’s quite the artistic achievement. Anyone who still sneers at video games and thinks they’re “for kids” needs to play something like this, as there’s no denying its artistic brilliance.

Hey ho, the abstract nature of the puzzle solving won’t be for everyone

Yet if you’ve not played an Amanita game before, now is the time to put aside that grievous error and embrace the world of Phonopolis.

The Production of Phonopolis

The day before the game released, Amanita Design launched a full documentary on YouTube about the game’s lengthy production cycle. If you’re interested in game design, it’s well worth a watch.

It’s not in English, but you can turn the subtitles on (CC) for insights.

The studio’s last full title was the surreal horror romp Happy Game back in 2021. The concept for Phonopolis was actually by another studio (apparently called Hammeware, who we can find no information about online).

Jakub Dvorský (founder of Amanita Design) saw the game and quickly moved to get it in his development. The team began work on it in 2016, but didn’t announce it until May 2022.

Since then, fans have simply had to wait, wait, and wait some more. It’s been well worth it, though, as this is arguably the best thing the indie dev has ever done. It’s not to be missed.

Phonopolis: A Beautiful World of Constructivism and Cardboard 📦

10 years in the making, Amanita Design’s latest gem Phonopolis launched during the week! A game constructed entirely from cardboard, it’s a phenomenal artistic achievement.

It also tells a clever, funny dystopian story alongside the indie dev’s familiar mix of abstract puzzle solving. Oh, plus a new game from this studio means a new soundtrack from composer Floex. Lots to be happy about here!

Puzzles and Punishment in Phonopolis

Okay, this is out now but currently only on Epic Games, GOG, and Steam (as in, it’s PC only).

In classic Amanita style, this is a point and click adventure game with plenty of abstract/logic puzzles. Players take control of Felix who is a young binman in the city of Phonopolis. As the studio explains in a press release:

“In contrast to the majority of Amanita Design’s previous efforts, tackles more relatable, real-world themes and topics, focusing on manipulation and individualism, but still keeping the overall experience playful and light-hearted. Players will take on the role of Felix, a thoughtful young man who, along with his fellow citizens, faces the imminent threat of falling under the control of the dystopian city’s authoritarian Leader once and for all, effectively losing their humanity.”

By accident, Felix discovers his society is under threat and there’s a subversive underground movement to maintain personal autonomy. Pertinent themes then! Oh, yes.

As Felix goes on to highlight the inherent nature of totalitarian systems. The initial promised ideal of a perfect, pure society, inevitably followed by absurdity and dysfunction.

This is all expressed in an avant-garde style artistic extravaganza. A vibrant 3D world of cardboard, pieced meticulously together through cut-outs, painting, and digitisation. The goal was to make Phonopolis a hand-crafted world and Amanita has achieved that in empathic fashion.

Cardboard Constructivism

The art styles used are angle heavy (kind of like Wassily Kandinsky styled abstractions) and falls under:

• Constructivism
• Futurism
• Suprematism

Constructivism is the most apparent (for us, anyway) and you can see the style stamped all over the main marketing branding for the game.

Just compare it to this 1919 Bolshevik lithographic piece Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge (Клином красным бей белых!, Klinom krasnym bey belykh!) by Russian artist El Lissitzky.

If you buy the soundtrack on Steam, you get a free artbook. Lissitzky is referenced directly with one of his quotes:

“The task of the artist is to construct a new order of life.”

Then we see plenty of Amanita angles, so reminiscent of Soviet-era sharpness and attempted order.

Again, every single thing in the game was constructed with cardboard. In traditional point and click fashion you guide Felix around areas, resolve issues, and move the story along. This thing really needs to be seen in motion, it’s an incredible artistic achievement.

Due to the extensive effort of piecing the game together, there’s only about 2-to-3 hours of gameplay here. That may bother some gamers, but it didn’t with us. We appreciate the achievement and wanted to play it all over again.

Phonopolis is clever, funny, and so weirdly captivating.

Absurd humour is a big part of the experience. The little intricacies of the the (often slapstick, other times satirical) jokes can be missed easily. So, pay attention, citizen! 

But given the nature of Professional Moron here and our lampooning of social structures and capitalism (you might have noticed we’re not a fan of the latter), Phonopolis delivers the absurdity in delightful spades of visual gags.

Oh, and let’s not forget the cardboard. 

Something we see a lot of anyway as our cat, Susan, has an obsession with the stuff. Good to see it all in game form. It’s similar to Petums’ beautiful game Papetura (2021), which was made of paper and took the indie developer six years to put together. It also features a fantastic Floex soundtrack.

On that note!!! Here we have another magnificent Floex soundtrack in Phonopolis. It’s over an hour of new music from the Czech composer and it delivers his trademark catchy hooks and folktronica excellence.

Amanita Design has done it again here, crafting a mini-masterpiece that’s quite the artistic achievement. Anyone who still sneers at video games and thinks they’re “for kids” needs to play something like this, as there’s no denying its artistic brilliance.

Hey ho, the abstract nature of the puzzle solving won’t be for everyone

Yet if you’ve not played an Amanita game before, now is the time to put aside that grievous error and embrace the world of Phonopolis.

The Production of Phonopolis

The day before the game released, Amanita Design launched a full documentary on YouTube about the game’s lengthy production cycle. If you’re interested in game design, it’s well worth a watch.

It’s not in English, but you can turn the subtitles on (CC) for insights.

The studio’s last full title was the surreal horror romp Happy Game back in 2021. The concept for Phonopolis was actually by another studio (apparently called Hammeware, who we can find no information about online).

Jakub Dvorský (founder of Amanita Design) saw the game and quickly moved to get it in his development. The team began work on it in 2016, but didn’t announce it until May 2022.

Since then, fans have simply had to wait, wait, and wait some more. It’s been well worth it, though, as this is arguably the best thing the indie dev has ever done. It’s not to be missed.

VR Interaction Pack for Unity #Vr #Unity #Cardboard #Gearvr #Googlevr #Vrinteraction #Animation #Physics #Texture #Material #Objectmovement #Teleportation #Uiinteraction #AssetStore

https://u3dn.com/packages/vr-interaction-pack-for-unity-88721

YouTuber Recreates ‘Star Wars’ with Cardboard https://petapixel.com/2026/05/05/youtuber-recreates-star-wars-with-cardboard/ #Inspiration #cardboard #starwars #youtuber #zachking #News

YouTuber Recreates ‘Star Wars’ with Cardboard https://petapixel.com/2026/05/05/youtuber-recreates-star-wars-with-cardboard/ #Inspiration #cardboard #starwars #youtuber #zachking #News

Another #crafting project, this time an A4 Rings Notebook, made using wallpaper leftovers.
More info on my #free #kofi post: https://ko-fi.com/post/A-new-project-An-A4-4-Rings-Binder-notebook-E1E61YB9EO

#artandcraft #ringbind
#bookbinding #craft #crafts #handmade #diy #cardboard #paper #hardcover #papercraft #handcraft

After some time another #crafting experiment.
This time I decided to attempt making a #clipboard a project that is pretty easy and quick to do. The only problem I faced was the "rivets" (i don't know what is their real name), I didn't had the proper tool to secure them, so they are a little bit deformed. Follow me on #kofi (all posts are free): https://ko-fi.com/post/A-new-experiment-a-clipboard-homemade-R5R61XH3C6 #art #artandcraft
#bookbinding #craft #crafts #handmade #diy #cardboard #paper #hardcover #papercraft #handcraft

After some time another #crafting experiment.
This time I decided to attempt making a #clipboard a project that is pretty easy and quick to do. The only problem I faced was the "rivets" (i don't know what is their real name), I didn't had the proper tool to secure them, so they are a little bit deformed. Follow me on #kofi (all posts are free): https://ko-fi.com/post/A-new-experiment-a-clipboard-homemade-R5R61XH3C6 #art #artandcraft
#bookbinding #craft #crafts #handmade #diy #cardboard #paper #hardcover #papercraft #handcraft

Luthier Crafts Guitar from Cardboard

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://hackaday.com/2026/03/27/luthier-crafts-guitar-from-cardboard/

Luthier Crafts Guitar from Cardboard

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://hackaday.com/2026/03/27/luthier-crafts-guitar-from-cardboard/

Did a bunch of #bookbinding yesterday, and in order to make things smoother, I made myself a punching trough out of cardboard. It was way easy than I thought it would be, and it makes punching the holes in my signatures so much easier!

#bookmaking #books #handmade #cardboard #diy #maker #crafty #booknerd

Did a bunch of #bookbinding yesterday, and in order to make things smoother, I made myself a punching trough out of cardboard. It was way easy than I thought it would be, and it makes punching the holes in my signatures so much easier!

#bookmaking #books #handmade #cardboard #diy #maker #crafty #booknerd

если вам интересно, как Кардбо докатился до такого, одна баскетбольная команда пригласила его на роль чирлидера в обмен на плитку шоколада. Тугой прикид явно не заходит (ведь до этого ничего не носил), с правилами игры не знаком… но он готов на все ради шоколадки!

#арт #мем #oc #прикол #чирлидер #plump #cardboh #cheerleader #art #originalcharacter #cardboard #monster #plumpcardboh #dull #ocart

Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 03-22-26

https://social.emucafe.org/naferrell/pook-emu-bee-links-for-03-22-26/

Хрупкое, беречь от влаги

Арт с Кардбо специально ко Дню всех влюбленных (да, опубликовал чуть позже, но арт сделан 14 февраля)

Стоп, влюбленных‽ Наш картонный монстрик, по всей видимости, к ним не относится. Но ему и так нормально, больше всего на свете он любит коробки и скоро добудет парочку… если только сможет ПЕРЕЖИТЬ ЭТОТ ДОЖДЬ!!

#арт #oc #ocart #art #персонаж #rain #fex #дождь #plump #cardboh #monster #plumpcardboh #sad #digitalart #valentinesday #cardboard #cardboardocart

Kasane Teto #Teto #KasaneTeto #Cardboard #Fanart #red #papercrafting #papercut #redbaka

Some 4x Macros from today
#photo #Photography #Macro #Stacked #FocusStacked #FocusRail #WeMacro #MicroscopeObjective #CanonR7 #Microfiber #Leaf #Cardboard #GumballSeedPod #GiMP

Metal Gear Duckov #gaming #duckov #escapefromduckov #streaming #cardboard #box #metalgear #stealth #owncast #loops

Duck, talk to me duck, DUCK, DUCK!!!

#StarIsland a model of #EnvironmentalStewardship

#GreenGosport Initiative puts ideals into action at #IslesOfShoals

by Deborah McDermott, June 30, 2019

Excerpt:
"The [wastewater] treatment plant is the last significant piece in the Green Gosport Initiative, named after the 17th century town that once existed on the island. For the better part of 10 years, Star Island Corporation has been working to become a #sustainable community.

"The initiative has included the installation of the solar array in 2015, which has reduced by more than 75% the amount of diesel fuel for the generators that once powered everything on the island. Electricity consumption has dropped by more than 35% by making a change to LED lights and purchasing energy-efficient appliances in the kitchen. All disposable packaging, utensils and straws are biodegradable, and there are bins everywhere that encourage guests to properly dispose of their waste.

"#Sludge from the treatment plant is dried and composted with waste #cardboard and #WoodChips, instead of being sent to a #landfill. The #composting program began in 2014, and last year for the first time, the first batch was ready for testing by the state. It was so clean 'we got approval this spring to use that product without restriction, anywhere. So this spring, we used it as mulch in the flower pots,' Simard said."

Read more:
https://www.fosters.com/story/news/2019/06/30/star-island-model-of-environmental-stewardship/4796138007/

#SolarPunkSunday #Gosport #ZeroWaste #Composting

#StarIsland a model of #EnvironmentalStewardship

#GreenGosport Initiative puts ideals into action at #IslesOfShoals

by Deborah McDermott, June 30, 2019

Excerpt:
"The [wastewater] treatment plant is the last significant piece in the Green Gosport Initiative, named after the 17th century town that once existed on the island. For the better part of 10 years, Star Island Corporation has been working to become a #sustainable community.

"The initiative has included the installation of the solar array in 2015, which has reduced by more than 75% the amount of diesel fuel for the generators that once powered everything on the island. Electricity consumption has dropped by more than 35% by making a change to LED lights and purchasing energy-efficient appliances in the kitchen. All disposable packaging, utensils and straws are biodegradable, and there are bins everywhere that encourage guests to properly dispose of their waste.

"#Sludge from the treatment plant is dried and composted with waste #cardboard and #WoodChips, instead of being sent to a #landfill. The #composting program began in 2014, and last year for the first time, the first batch was ready for testing by the state. It was so clean 'we got approval this spring to use that product without restriction, anywhere. So this spring, we used it as mulch in the flower pots,' Simard said."

Read more:
https://www.fosters.com/story/news/2019/06/30/star-island-model-of-environmental-stewardship/4796138007/

#SolarPunkSunday #Gosport #ZeroWaste #Composting

PRO TIP: In case anyone has a laptop that may get too warm/hot to comfortably use on your lap, you might want to try putting a cardboard cat-scratching pad between you and it.

#Computers #Laptop #Laptops #LaptopTip #Tips #Cool #Cooling #Repurposing #Idea #Ideas #Cardboard #Cat #Cats #CatScratcher

Building a cardboard time machine at https://lascuolaopensource.xyz for https://ournet.rocks tonight 👀👾

#Fediverse #cardboard #DIY #timeMachine #laserCut #FediverseSymbol #asterism #LaScuolaOpenSource #Bari #BariCittaperta #xyz #ournet #KnittingOurInternet

Building a cardboard time machine at https://lascuolaopensource.xyz for https://ournet.rocks tonight 👀👾

#Fediverse #cardboard #DIY #timeMachine #laserCut #FediverseSymbol #asterism #LaScuolaOpenSource #Bari #BariCittaperta #xyz #ournet #KnittingOurInternet

Building a cardboard time machine at https://lascuolaopensource.xyz for https://ournet.rocks tonight 👀👾

#Fediverse #cardboard #DIY #timeMachine #laserCut #FediverseSymbol #asterism #LaScuolaOpenSource #Bari #BariCittaperta #xyz #ournet #KnittingOurInternet

Building a cardboard time machine at https://lascuolaopensource.xyz for https://ournet.rocks tonight 👀👾

#Fediverse #cardboard #DIY #timeMachine #laserCut #FediverseSymbol #asterism #LaScuolaOpenSource #Bari #BariCittaperta #xyz #ournet #KnittingOurInternet

Building a cardboard time machine at https://lascuolaopensource.xyz for https://ournet.rocks tonight 👀👾

#Fediverse #cardboard #DIY #timeMachine #laserCut #FediverseSymbol #asterism #LaScuolaOpenSource #Bari #BariCittaperta #xyz #ournet #KnittingOurInternet

Cardiac: A CARDboard Illustrative Aid to Computation [pdf]

https://www.cs.drexel.edu/~bls96/museum/CARDIAC_manual.pdf

#HackerNews #Cardiac #CARDboard #Computation #Illustrative #Aid #pdf

Cardiac: A CARDboard Illustrative Aid to Computation [pdf]

https://www.cs.drexel.edu/~bls96/museum/CARDIAC_manual.pdf

#HackerNews #Cardiac #CARDboard #Computation #Illustrative #Aid #pdf

Egee’s Zoom H3-VR ASMR Audio Tests!

Hello all you Flufferschnoots! I finally got my new Zoom H3-VR Handy Recorder and now I have to figure out how to use it!

https://egee.xyz/2025/04/20/egees-zoom-h3-vr-asmr-audio-tests/

A work in progress structure for a gig I’ve got coming up with Tullis Rennie; a new duo version of my piece ‘And then the next thing you know’ from 2021 which was a giant hanging cluster of graphic score fragments. This time some of it will hang, some will stand, and we’ll interact with it. It feels good to re-use the panels in a new way! This version is smaller, more like a weird cardboard bandmate…

The original one: https://cathrobots.co.uk/projects/#a-t-t-n-t-y-k

#cardboard #graphicscore #improvisedmusic

A work in progress structure for a gig I’ve got coming up with Tullis Rennie; a new duo version of my piece ‘And then the next thing you know’ from 2021 which was a giant hanging cluster of graphic score fragments. This time some of it will hang, some will stand, and we’ll interact with it. It feels good to re-use the panels in a new way! This version is smaller, more like a weird cardboard bandmate…

The original one: https://cathrobots.co.uk/projects/#a-t-t-n-t-y-k

#cardboard #graphicscore #improvisedmusic

A work in progress structure for a gig I’ve got coming up with Tullis Rennie; a new duo version of my piece ‘And then the next thing you know’ from 2021 which was a giant hanging cluster of graphic score fragments. This time some of it will hang, some will stand, and we’ll interact with it. It feels good to re-use the panels in a new way! This version is smaller, more like a weird cardboard bandmate…

The original one: https://cathrobots.co.uk/projects/#a-t-t-n-t-y-k

#cardboard #graphicscore #improvisedmusic

A work in progress structure for a gig I’ve got coming up with Tullis Rennie; a new duo version of my piece ‘And then the next thing you know’ from 2021 which was a giant hanging cluster of graphic score fragments. This time some of it will hang, some will stand, and we’ll interact with it. It feels good to re-use the panels in a new way! This version is smaller, more like a weird cardboard bandmate…

The original one: https://cathrobots.co.uk/projects/#a-t-t-n-t-y-k

#cardboard #graphicscore #improvisedmusic

It’s the 2nd Leigh Daily! #trans #transgender #creativity #funny #dailyvlog #cardboard #armor

Newly added to the Trade-Free Directory:

materialvermittlung.org

We provide material!

#adhesives #artSupplies #cardboard #containers #fabrics #foam #foils #Material #metal #naturalMaterials #paints #paper #polystyrene #rubber #sewingAccessories #textiles #theaterDecoration #wood

More here:

https://www.directory.trade-free.org/goods-services/materialvermittlung-org/

Kischde unn Kaschde

#karton #cardboard #cardboardbox #recycle #reuse #cheekypanda

Kischde unn Kaschde

#karton #cardboard #cardboardbox #recycle #reuse #cheekypanda

DIY Shredder Creates Insulation

#greenhacks #cardboard #ceiling #fiberglass #garage #insulation #roof #shredder #solarenergy #hackaday

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Add #carbon to a #CompostAtHome bin

Wood chips, sawdust, #cardboard, #newspaper or paper, dried leaves, #straw or hay, pine needles, nutshell, and last but not least #compost.

The more it is chopped the fastest the #fungi in your bin will process it.

#composting #compostodon #wormbin #vermiculture #vermicompost #gardening #gardens #garden #permaculture #sustainability

How to set up a #CompostAtHome bin
https://mastodon.social/@nicole2g/109378112801272206

Add #carbon to a #CompostAtHome bin

Wood chips, sawdust, #cardboard, #newspaper or paper, dried leaves, #straw or hay, pine needles, nutshell, and last but not least #compost.

The more it is chopped the fastest the #fungi in your bin will process it.

#composting #compostodon #wormbin #vermiculture #vermicompost #gardening #gardens #garden #permaculture #sustainability

How to set up a #CompostAtHome bin
https://mastodon.social/@nicole2g/109378112801272206

Add #carbon to a #CompostAtHome bin

Wood chips, sawdust, #cardboard, #newspaper or paper, dried leaves, #straw or hay, pine needles, nutshell, and last but not least #compost.

The more it is chopped the fastest the #fungi in your bin will process it.

#composting #compostodon #wormbin #vermiculture #vermicompost #gardening #gardens #garden #permaculture #sustainability

How to set up a #CompostAtHome bin
https://mastodon.social/@nicole2g/109378112801272206

Add #carbon to a #CompostAtHome bin

Wood chips, sawdust, #cardboard, #newspaper or paper, dried leaves, #straw or hay, pine needles, nutshell, and last but not least #compost.

The more it is chopped the fastest the #fungi in your bin will process it.

#composting #compostodon #wormbin #vermiculture #vermicompost #gardening #gardens #garden #permaculture #sustainability

How to set up a #CompostAtHome bin
https://mastodon.social/@nicole2g/109378112801272206