Beauty Or Beast? - Swamp Betty Puppet Paper Doll - by Forty-Nine

Tim A Odland, aka Forty-Nine, is a North American graphic designer and illustrator. This cool Swamp Betty Puppet Paper Doll is one of his creations.

Tim A Odland, aka Forty-Nine, é um designer gráfico e ilustrador norte-americano. Esta pin-up Swamp Betty Puppet Paper Doll é uma de suas criações.

Link: Beauty.Or.Beast?.Swamp.Betty.Paper.Doll.Puppet.by.Forty.Nine

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Lady Wearing Congo Dress Paper Doll - by Atlas Digital & Cubotoy

Occupying four printed sheets this paper doll of a lady wearing a Liputa dress was created by designers Atlas Digital and Cubotoy, exclusively for Canon Japanese website.

Liputa is a style of wearing modern fashion by women in Democratic Republic of the Congo. Liputa means wearing of colorful materials in style.

Usually Congolese women wear fashion of very vibrant colours. Culturally it is very important to dress up well. Congolese women wear their attire to a marriage ceremony, market, gathering or to a formal party in Liputa style. 

Mothers who have young children usually use a similar material to carry their baby at the back.

Ocupando quatro folhas impressas esta paper doll de uma dama usando uma Liputa foi criada pelos designers Atlas Digital e Cubotoy, exclusivamente para o site da Canon do Japão.

Liputa é um estilo de vestido usado por mulheres na República Democrática do Congo. Liputa significa usar materiais coloridos em grande estilo. 

Normalmente as mulheres congolesas usam moda de cores muito vibrantes. Culturalmente é muito importante se vestir bem. As mulheres congolesas usam seus trajes para uma cerimônia de casamento, mercado, reunião ou para uma festa formal no estilo Liputa.

As mães que têm filhos pequenos costumam usar um material semelhante para carregar o bebê nas costas.

Link: Lady.Wearing.Congo.Dress.Paper.Doll.by.Atlas.Digital.&.Cubotoy

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Hoku Hoku Croquette Shop Playset Paper Model - by Paper Museum

This beautiful paper model playset/diorama in 1/12 scale of the Hoku Hoku Croquette Shop is offered by Paper Museum, Japanese website website.

Este belo playset/diorama de papel na escala 1/12 da Loja de Croquetes Hoku Hoku é oferecido pelo site Paper Museum, do Japão.

Link: Hoku.Hoku.Croquette.Shop.Playset.Paper.Model.by.Paper.Museum

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Lady Wearing Pollera Dress Paper Doll - by Atlas Digital & Cubotoy

Occupying four printed sheets this paper doll of a lady wearing a Pollera was created by designers Atlas Digital & Cubotoy, exclusively for Canon Japanese website.

A pollera is a Spanish term for a big one-piece skirt used mostly in traditional festivities and folklore throughout Spanish-speaking Latin America.

Polleras are made from different materials, such as cotton or wool and tend to have colorful decorations. Most of the decorations are embroidered, flowers and regional animals are among the most common designs found in polleras.

Polleras are a form of Spanish colonial dress enforced sometime between the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries on indigenous populations in the Andes by hacienda owners or hacendados. 

Traditional polleras come from peasant dress from southern Spanish regions, like Andalusia. Today, polleras are associated with indigenous and folkloric forms of dress.

Ocupando quatro folhas impressas esta paper doll de uma dama usando uma Pollera foi criada pelos designers Atlas Digital & Cubotoy, exclusivamente para o site da Canon do Japão. 

A pollera é um termo espanhol para uma grande saia de uma peça usada principalmente em festividades tradicionais e folclore em toda a América Latina de língua espanhola.

Polleras são feitas de diferentes materiais, como algodão ou lã e tendem a ter decorações coloridas. A maioria das decorações são bordadas, flores e animais regionais estão entre os desenhos mais comuns encontrados nas polleras.

Polleras são uma forma de vestimenta colonial espanhola aplicada em algum momento entre os séculos XVI e XVII em populações indígenas nos Andes por proprietários de fazendas ou hacendados.

As polleras tradicionais vêm de roupas camponesas das regiões do sul da Espanha, como a Andaluzia. Hoje, polleras estão associadas a formas de vestir indígenas e folclóricas.

Link: Lady.Wearing.Pollera.Dress.Paper.Doll.by.Atlas.Digital.&.Cubotoy

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The Cute Kimono Girls Miniature Paper Dolls - by Paperclo Chan

I found this page by accident when researching on classic Japanese costumes. I was very pleased to know the work of this Japanese artist known as Paperclo Chan. 

Her small paper dolls are an unique delicacy.

Eu achei esta página por acaso quando pesquisava sobre trajes clássicos japoneses. Eu fiquei muito contente em conhecer o trabalho desta artista japonesa conhecida como Paperclo Chan. 

Suas pequenas bonecas de papel são de uma delicadeza ímpar.

Link to download the models: The.Cute.Kimono.Girls.Paper.Dolls.by.Paperclo.Chan.Download

Link to instructions: The.Cute.Kimono.Girls.Paper.Dolls.by.Paperclo.Chan.Instructions

Link to photo gallery: The.Cute.Kimono.Girls.Paper.Dolls.by.Paperclo.Chan.Photo.Gallery

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Japanese Dagashi Shop Miniature Paper Model - by Paper Museum

Offered by Paper Museum website, this paper model in 1/12 scale of a cute candy and toy shop is inspired by popular Dagashi stores as they were in 1960s Japan. Dagashi are stores or kiosks that sell popular sweets and snacks. 

The word dagashi is derived from the Japanese words da ("futile" or "insignificant") and kashi (snacks). The low price and flashy packaging are designed to appeal to children with small allowances, and dagashi have come to be known as the little sweets children can buy with pennies. 

Most dagashi are packaged in bright, childlike packaging and sometimes come with a small toy or prize. Toys are usually small figures, and a common prize is a random prize that will allow the holder to claim a second free snack. 

These stores don't just sell cheap sweets. Along the entire length of the store, hanging from strings, stacked on counters and shelves, you can find cheap toys with characters from anime and manga, to fireworks, masks, miniature monsters and robots from classic Japanese series.

Oferecida pelo site Paper Museum, este modelo de papel de uma simpática lojinha de doces e brinquedos na escala 1/12 é inspirada nas populares lojas Dagashi, tais como eles eram na decada de 1960 no Japão. As Dagashi são lojas ou quiosques que vendem doces e salgadinhos populares. 

A palavra dagashi é derivada das palavras japonesas da ("fútil" ou "insignificante") e kashi (lanches). O preço baixo e as embalagens chamativas são projetadas para atrair crianças com pequenas mesadas, e o dagashi passou a ser conhecido como os pequenos doces que as crianças podem comprar com moedinhas. 

A maioria dos dagashi são embalados em embalagens brilhantes e infantis e às vezes vêm com um pequeno brinquedo ou prêmio. Os brinquedos geralmente são pequenas figuras, e um prêmio comum é um prêmio aleatório que permitirá ao portador reivindicar um segundo lanche grátis. 

Essa lojinhas não vendem apenas docinhos baratos. Em toda a extensão da loja, penduradas em barbantes, empilhadas em balcões e prateleiras, você encontra desde brinquedinhos baratos com personagens de animes e mangás, até fogos de artifício, máscaras, miniaturas de monstros e robôs de séries clássicas japonesas.

Link: Japanese.Dagashi.Shop.Miniature.Paper.Model.by.Paper.Museum

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