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SCULPTURES 1) Trim out all the pieces that form your gremlin as indicated. Don’t forget to cut the color-coded assembly slots. 2) Roll the “base” piece into a loop-type shape and secure by sliding the two vertical BLACK slots into each other. (Loose ends INSIDE the loop.) 3) Insert the “body” and “background” pieces into the base by aligning the corresponding BLUE and PURPLE slots. 4) Add the “arm” piece to the “body” by aligning the ORANGE slots in a slightly tilted position. (The tiny GREEN slot on the “arm” grabs onto the “base.”) You can have a Desktop Gremlin sitting on your desk in just a few short minutes! Print this page on glossy photo paper (for best re s u lts ) a n d g r a b a p a i r o f scissors! TM LADIES AND GENTLEMAN! PRESENTING: ASTOUNDING! THRILLING! MYSTERIOUS! EASY-TO-BUILD FREE! PAPER See how you rotated this page around to read this text more easily? The same rule applies to scissor cutting. Rotate the PAPER while cutting–not the scissors–and you’ll get pro-looking edges (and impress your friends)! INSTRUCTIONS Gee Whiz! Conceived, Illustrated and lovingly crafted by: Richmond, VA, USA www.landisproductions.com www.desktopgremlins.com ©2010 Landis Productions, LLC. Desktop Gremlins art and paper sculpture designs are copyright Landis Productions of Richmond, Virginia. We invite you to download, display and distribute Desktop Gremlins as they are presented here. Desktop Gremlins are not intended for resale except by copyright holder. COLLECT THEM ALL! www. desktop gremlins .com Say “goodbye” to busted equipment and buggy computers—for good! Install The Canary Early Warning Crisis Detection system on top of any piece of equipment/device to keep it in tip-top shape. The Canary works while you are sleeping, descending into the depths of any machine to inspect, repair, maintain and emerge each morning with a friendly thumbs-up if all is well. The EARLY WARNING CRISIS DETECTION! www. desktop gremlins .com 0 1 0 2 © Body piece: cut out on gray line (fold on these two dashed lines) Form base loop making sure loose ends stay inside loop! Then add body piece that has been folded. Next add background piece. Finish with arm piece inserted at tilted angle as shown in photo. Top view when building: Arm piece: cut out on gray line This gremlin has a unique “charm” in the form of a lunch box to add extra fun and intrigue to your sculpture! Cut out charm right on “art edge” of the piece. (fold on these four dashed lines) Bonus: NOTE: Loose ends go inside the box shape! Roll and tuck inside! Red diagonal lines on a shape indicate “no-see zones.” No-see zones are hidden if a shape is assembled properly. ACCESS ACCESS d n u o r g k c a B piece: cut out on the “art edge” of the piece Base loop: cut out right on the “art edge” of the piece
