Some people say that there may be only a thin line between 3D paper sculptures and puzzles. They are both made from scratch, and the "parts" scattered everywhere with no outline can be pieced together to create the appearance of the theme, at least In the eyes of Dutch brand Assembli designer Joop Bource, the 3D insect paper sculpture he launched emphasizes the process of puzzle making, not just a paper sculpture product.
The 3D insect paper sculpture launched by Joop Bource only takes about 45 minutes from start to finish. It does not require the use of glue or other adhesives, and the skeletons and parts made of pieces of thick cardboard can be made into three types of beetles. For Bource, starting from sorting the scattered parts and looking for matching parts to the final completion is like solving a spatial puzzle. The moment the puzzle is solved, he feels full of accomplishment. It arises spontaneously, and being able to complete one thing with friends and family instead of each other as usual is a way to enhance mutual affection. Therefore, Bource sells not just a paper sculpture product, but It is a process, a process that can be completed with concentration and communication with each other.
Currently, 3D insect paper sculptures are available in the Assembli Etsy store! If you are not an insect fan, there are other animals to choose from!
