Check out these gorgeous cardboard lights from Seattle collective Graypants! Another design has lopsided, wavy angles. Nice work. They’re all about $250, so out of my price range, but with a compass, a stack of cardboard, and some time on my hands, I feel I may be able to crank one of these out myself. My favorite part is the light design the cardboard guts cast on the wall.
There’s a cool video of them assembling a cardboard chair–from salvaged pieces–here. It seems to go: Cut piece, apply glue, stack another piece, apply glue, stack, glue, stack, glue, stack, press down with something heavy. Repeat. I love cardboard for design work, it may just be my favorite material besides air.
This was bound to happen: James Titterton, an artist in the UK, is offering his body as a canvas for a piece called 