Check this months great new submissions!

This week's member submissions. Again, we are showcasing many awesome crafts, so be sure to check them out!

Featuring Altered Art And Assemblage

A selection of some wonderful and unique deviations submitted to the Artisan Crafts Gallery over the past week.

This time it's all about dinos!

All entries for our Origami contest, beautiful pieces of artisan craft for you all to enjoy.

This week's member submissions. Again, we are showcasing many awesome crafts, so be sure to check them out!

We're taking a closer look on an Artisan Crafts deviation and how it's made.
Today we are dissecting a wooden hawk!

Presenting 10 funky friendship bracelets made by 10 deviants from around the community!

This week's member submissions. Again, we are showcasing many awesome crafts, so be sure to check them out!

Check this months great new submissions!

A collection of 16 great works submitted by our members, including various animals and modular origami.

Just another bit of beautiful crafty art.

Beautiful crafty art.

To celebrate CosplayFU’s first birthday and Christmas, we prepare some special gifts for you. ^^

From Nov 16th, the first 100 customers who buy costumes will get the bonus of our anime paper craft. It’s Free. What are you waiting for? Get it now!

Look! Are these paper crafts funny? Let get one and we have 100 pieces from Axis Powers Hetalia, Vocaloid and other popular Amines right here!

This web exhibition of 50 posters by the hungarian artists Krzysztof Ducki, Istvan Orosz and Peter Pocs accompanies the traveling exhibition "Hungarian Karma" which is currently at the Viborg Stiftsmuseum, Denmark, 2009.10.23 - 2009.11.22. Text and pictures were kindly provided by Peter Pocs, who wrote about the exhibition
It is already 20 years ago that the political system changed in Hungary. During this period a lot of things changed, but we could not really use the feedom we got as a gift. In the euphorical year of 1989 we started to design political posters which reflected to not only the Hungarian, but to the neighboring countries as well. A lot of things did not resulted as we thought, hoped and would have liked. Months and years passed away and our optimism flew away as well. The exhibition "Hungarian Karma" is a time document of this last 20 years.
The context of the posters is explained in an article by the writer and journalist Peter Nyholm, reprinted from the catalogue.

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