by freshlyfound | Sep 26, 2019 | art, decor, design projects, paper craft, South Africa
The Story of The Hexagonal Paper Vase My continuous exploration to see what I can do with paper and what paper can do for me resulted in this latest project. It started spontaneously. I bought a box of Rotatrim paper, and once the reams were packed into the office...
by freshlyfound | Mar 21, 2019 | Events, proteas, South Africa, wedding
We were delighted to create these delicate wedding party accessories for a recent order – Pink Painted Paper Protea Buttonholes or Boutonnieres. They were the finishing touch of a much bigger order for a client who wanted painted pink paper proteas for her...
by freshlyfound | Oct 1, 2018 | book craft, corporate, decor, design projects, paper craft, South Africa
An exciting recent commission to create a Folded Book Buck Trophy! You may have seen that years ago I had made a quick prototype. Consequently I found the prospect of fine-tuning the design quite exciting. We created a fair size herd.! As a result a Freshly Found...
by freshlyfound | Aug 12, 2018 | proteas, South Africa
Pink Paper Proteas for a special order. Highlighted with white paint and mounted around re-cycled fringed paper centres. I loved photographing these blooms outside on the cool shady side of my home in a wooden box by Bruce Eales. An artistic representation of...
by freshlyfound | Apr 23, 2018 | design projects, flower craft, South Africa
It’s been a delight to work collaboratively with my friend and local Durban Artist – Lesley Magwood Fraser. Lesley delivered a pile of paintings and drawings to me, and I have cut them up into Paper Strelitzia Blooms, adding some recycled book paper...
by freshlyfound | Oct 6, 2017 | art, decor, design projects, exhibit, paper craft, recycled, South Africa
I’ve been wanting to work with silhouettes of South African animals and this chandelier-mobile gave me the chance. It is entitled Sit-Spring-Stand and is one of a trio that I am exhibiting at The Intellectual Property 2017 Exhibition at The Plant in Station...
