Balsa Wood Small Sculptures

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Space and Repetition

Materials:
Balsa Wood, Paper, Wood Glue, Hot Glue, Pins

Dimensions:
Balsa Wood: 8.4'' x 6.8'' x 5.2''
Paper: 8.4'' x 6.5'' x 4.5''

In Process Photos:

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