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Cut Score Create A South African Paper Toy Experience

Durban University of TechnologyRef: https://www.dut.ac.za/Cut_Score_Create_a_South_African_paper_toy_experience/

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This document is a news article page from the Durban University of Technology (DUT) titled “Cut, Score, Create: a South African paper toy experience,” dated 28 August 2013. It describes DUT Graphic Design BTech student Graham Wiles (also known as Urbski) developing paper toy designs inspired by social interaction, including workshops held with St Benedict’s School pupils and DUT students. The article says downloadable paper toy designs are available for fans and that Wiles will exhibit at the Third Year and BTech Graphic Design Exhibition on Tuesday, 15 November at DUT’s City Campus.

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Third Year and BTech Graphic Design Exhibition

The public is invited to attend the exhibition featuring work by DUT Graphic Design students, including Graham Wiles' paper toy creations. The event will take place at the City Campus.

Who it is for: members of the public interested in graphic design and student creativity
How to act on it: Attend the exhibition at the City Campus on Tuesday, 15 November
Closes: 15 November 2013

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Wiles will exhibit at the Third Year and BTech Graphic Design Exhibition on Tuesday, 15 November at DUT’s City Campus

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eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal

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https://www.dut.ac.za/Cut_Score_Create_a_South_African_paper_toy_experience/

Key Takeaways

Title: “Cut, Score, Create: a South African paper toy experience”
Publisher: Durban University of Technology (DUT) / News
Date: Aug 28, 2013
Person: Graham Wiles (Urbski), DUT Graphic Design BTech student
Workshops: six-week period with St Benedict’s School (grades 4 and 7) and first-year Graphic Design students at DUT
Workshop concepts: “When I grow up”, “In my spare time”, “Good vs Evil”
Paper toy materials: recommended A3 250g cardboard paper
Exhibition: Third Year and BTech Graphic Design Exhibition on Tuesday, 15 November at City Campus
Article mentions designs downloadable on the Urbski blog
Durban University of Technology (DUT)
Graham Wiles
Urbski
St Benedict’s School
Nelson Mandela
City Campus (DUT)