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Wild Assembly Gives a Home Library an Expressive Fox Collage

Sun, 25 Oct 2026 16:02:00 +0200

The fox in Wild Assembly 02 looks alert enough to have noticed the reader before the reader notices it. Orange and rust paper-like layers give the body its shape, while the pale chest and darker legs keep the silhouette clear. The tail curls into the composition rather than disappearing behind the foliage. It is an expressive animal picture, but the surrounding room does not have to become a children’s illustration. A home library can accommodate a little watchfulness alongside the books.

Wild Assembly Gives a Family Reading Nook a Bold Toucan Collage

Sun, 25 Oct 2026 14:03:00 +0200

The beak gets there first. Wild Assembly 01 builds its toucan around an oversized orange-and-yellow shape, with a dark body, a bright eye ring and layers of colored leaves holding the rest of the composition together. It is playful, certainly, but it does not need to live in a nursery. In a family reading corner, a strong animal collage can sit comfortably beside serious books, a good lamp and a chair chosen for staying in. Adults are allowed a bird with a slightly unreasonable beak too.

Paper Cities Uses Folded Architecture to Brighten a Shared Studio Office

Sun, 25 Oct 2026 14:01:00 +0200

At first glance, Paper Cities 01 looks like a view of buildings. A second look reveals folded edges, colored planes and shadows that belong to paper rather than concrete. The little city is invented, assembled from angular towers, openings and stepped forms around a gap that could be a courtyard. It is architecture as a desk-sized experiment. That makes it a pleasing subject for a shared studio office, where a picture can suggest making things without becoming a chart about productivity.