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Paper Craft(B&W) Design & Creativity with Paper Craft 25-29 May,09 Anchor Faculty N. N. Patel Introduction Papercraft is a form of crafting in which paper is used to create three dimensional objects such as models or sculptures. When a designer speaks of paper craft he refers to Shapes made by cutting, scoring, rolling, folding and fastening paper. It is easy to learn, and is incredibly varied. It can be large or small, humble or ambitious. Some people refer to papercraft as pepakura, in homage to the large Japanese papercrafting commu nity. Unlike origami, papercraft involves cutting up paper or cardboard and gluing it back together, although some folding and bending may be involved. Simple papercraft does not require extensive math skills, but it can be used to illustrate basic math, or to get people excited about mathematics. Freehand papercraft is challenging, though enjoyable, and it requires a good eye for design. The tools for basic papercraft designs and patterns are simple and affordable. Paper sculptures can get quite elaborate, running the gamut from replicas of sculptures made from other materials like marble to models of things like trains, boats, and planes. Really dedicated crafters will sometimes devise papercraft objects with moving parts, which requires a very fine eye and a lot of patience. The structure of the three dimensional object may be supported with stiff paper, cardboard, or even wood, to ensure that it will not collapse, and it may be painted, dyed, or textured with applied materials as well.Another way of preserving and taking paper craft to the next level is by making animation films out of them. Caria and John B Kanny said, “We are concerned with making more lasting things out of paper”. On philosophical note, by paper craft, one learns how one can derive pleasure out of simple things in life. Also with the right attitude, how simple things can be made more beautiful, functional and meaningful. Objective w Learn the art of Papercraft w Technique to inspire creativity and opening up of mind w To know the design process w Use paper craft as an important too to educate Methodology Lectures, discussions, analysis and interpretation of elements with the help of films. Models and demonstration, studio work for practice of the techniques, skill and design of paper sculpture. Materials for the workshop India ivory paper, hand made paper, cutter, scissors, thread, cello tape, white bond paper, fevicol, pencil and common pens. Outline Session1: Introduction 1. The aim and objective of the workshop, the workshop schedule, the materials of the workshop. 2. Ideas for the selection of a subject for the paper sculpture. 3. Film 'Sonal Grasini'- an animation film produced by NID using cut outs by N. N. Patel. Session 2: The Media a) The importance of 'Drawing' in paper sculpture b) The drawings for the paper sculpture c) Demonstration and exploration exercises s Cutting s Folding s Fastening s Scoring s Rolling Session 3:Approach to make 3D models a) Geometrical forms: Origin b) Sculpture Character c) H ow to bring out characters of the subject in 3D paper model by appropriate ways and means d) The types of papers used for paper sculpture. Session 4: Colours- the painting of paper sculpture a) Possibility of colouring and detailing b) Kinds of colours in this media Session 5: Selection of a subject for paper sculpture a) Forms in nature b) Human forms: specific characteristics c) Other forms Anchor Faculty : Narayan N Patel, Visual Communicator Professional experience of over 35 years. Did his Fine Arts from MSU Baroda and PG Diploma in Graphic Design and Animation Film Making from NID. Some of his Corporate Identity Designs are NABARD, Footwear Design and Development Institute, New Delhi, NIF, National Innovation Foundation (GIAN, IIM-Ahmedabad). He has also designed some publications. Has taken workshops at National Bal Bhavan, ZICA Hyderabad, NIFT etc. And has done numerous projects with the government and other corporate clients. INTAKE: Maximum of 20 participants FEE & REGISTRATION: Rs 5,500/- [Non-residential, includes Workshop Registration fee, Lunch and one set of material only, Including Service Tax], to be paid by Demand Draft / Pay Order in the favor of NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN, payable at Ahmedabad. Kindly send in your nominations on your company letterhead indicating Name/s, Designation, Address, Phone No, Fax No, and Email Id of the nominees along with the fee to: For further Details contact, Marketing Manager NUPUR GUPTA National Institute of Design Design Centre Manager Core 6 A- 3rd Floor (NID) ITPO Hall No 19, First Floor India Habitat Centre Pragati Maidan New Delhi Lodhi Road, New Delhi (011), 23379645, 23379646 (011) 24692846, 24647487 CERTIFICATION: A certificate of participation will be presented to the participants. CERTIFICATION: A certificate of participation will be presented to the participants National Institute of Design Summer Workshop on Please affix Passport size Design & Creativity with Paper Craft Photograph here REGISTRATION FORM (You can photocopy for more registrations) 25-29 May 09 Name of the Participant: Mr. / Ms. _____________________________________________________________ Designation/ Student________________________________________________________________________ Organization/ Institute_____________________________________City_______________________________ Address (Residence) _______________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ TelephoneNo.___________________Mobile__________________ Fax ______________________________ Male / Female______________________ DOB____________________ AGE_________________________ E-mail: __________________________________________________________________________________ How did you come to know of the Workshops: Website___Poster ____ Newspaper___ Via Friend ___, Via Email___ Registration Fee: Rs 5500/- for the 5 days workshop (Non-residential) Mode of payment : Registration Fee to be paid by Demand Draft / Pay Order in favour of “NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN” payable at Ahmedabad. Signature: _______________________________________________________________________________ Kindly send the demand draft / pay order/ cheque along with the filled in registration form to, Nupur Gupta Design Centre Manager NID-ITPO,Hall No.19 First Floor Pragati Maidan New Delhi NID reserves the right to cancel the programme. The registration fee of the candidate however will be »refunded in such an eventuality. The incomeofthe institute isexempted underSection 10(23C)iiiaboftheIncome TaxAct1961,being aninstitution solely foreducational purpose andnotforprofitandfinanced substantiallybytheGovernment.Therefore,youare requested Notto deducttaxatsource. For Office Use only: Regi. Fee Received through: Cash DD/PONo. Participant No. Bank: Stamped Receipt No./ Dt.:.
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