Buckingham Palace paper-craft model commissioned by paper company G.F Smith.
This piece was created as one of 12 paper-craft table centrepieces for a posh event to promote G.F Smith’s paper-range ‘Colorplan’. They asked 12 different paper-artists from The Paper Artist Collective to submit a paper-piece.
The brief was to create a London Landmark using only Colorplan papers. As the paper pieces would be displayed on a 42 by 42 cm square stack of papers, this meant my paper-model became a to-scale miniature, standing proud at just 11 cm tall!
The deadline for the paper-model was, quite coincidentally, the 21st of April – which is the birthday of the Queen.
The brief was to create a London Landmark using only Colorplan papers. As the paper pieces would be displayed on a 42 by 42 cm square stack of papers, this meant my paper-model became a to-scale miniature, standing proud at just 11 cm tall!
The deadline for the paper-model was, quite coincidentally, the 21st of April – which is the birthday of the Queen.
"The Making Of"
Work-in-progress photos as documented on Instagram. @annemarieke.illustration
The entire project and the work of all 12 artists can be found via the hashtag 'PAClandmarks'
Close-up photos:
My Buckingham-Palace paper-craft model was displayed for the one evening only, and is now back in my possession.
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Buckingham Palace paper-craft model: All Rights Reserved – Annemarieke Kloosterhof
Event Photography Credits: Samantha Quin
Other photo credits: Annemarieke Kloosterhof
