I spotted these 3 dimensional photographic paper portrait heads and sculptures by artist Bert Simons over at Bored Panda, so I dove a little deeper and found some more on the artist's web site.Using multiple points on a model's face and head, Bert inputs the data into the computer and uses Blender, an open source 3D program to construct a three dimensional model of the head. He then flattens the image to 2D pieces and prints them out on paper stock, only to rebuild them as a purposely piecemeal modeled head.The making of Harry Hamelink (2007):In addition to some self-portraits, he has created versions of other men and women, an anatomical head and a three step head which represents vegetative growth.Self-portraits, 2006:Rozemarijn Lucassen, 2007:
the mask as seen on a human:Cardboard Cutie, 2006:the making of Cardboard Cutie:Anatomical head, 2005:Vegetarius (just add water), 2003:
the mask as seen on a human:Cardboard Cutie, 2006:the making of Cardboard Cutie:Anatomical head, 2005:Vegetarius (just add water), 2003:
