Showing posts with label paper custodian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paper custodian. Show all posts

Sunday, July 19, 2015

Website Update


There might be some trouble reaching the NEON NEURON website, for awhile. Doing my best to get things worked out. To help speed up the process, why not donate? Your small donation helps out in a big way!
Be sure to check out the Nn YouTube channel, which has been seeing an increase in activity, and some of our other blogs: 


Thanks for stopping by our little corner of the Neuroniverse!

Saturday, January 18, 2014

Today in the Neuroniverse...Polar Bear Suits!

New Builds!


Finally got around to posting the Polar Bear suit update to the Paper Custodian build blog.


I am proud to feature
returning creator
with his new papertoy
Polar Bear Suit
 
You should head over and build along with us!
> HERE<

Friday, December 6, 2013

Head over to the Paper Custodians Workbench!

Today the Paper Custodian has a new friend to share!
It's Ely the Cyclops created by master craftsman Macula This is an easy project for all ages!
So, head over to TPC build blog and join in the fun.
Click >HERE< to go

Sunday, November 24, 2013

Hey Neuronians, Check out the Paper Custodian build blog!!!


The Paper Custodian build blog updated with a new build! It's the Fiendly Leechoso created by {bay}{kid}{dead}.
Head over to the blog and find the links on where to download  and then build along with the Custodian of paper!
To the Craft Cave>>>HERE<

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

New things in the works!

I would first like to apologize for the Paper Custodian going on it's second week of inactivity. Here at the Neon Neuron, I am busy with a production that is consuming all of my resources. The new project is one I'm really excited about, because it is something that I have been trying to do for some time now.
I have been busy at work with my friend R. Gabriel at the Journey Through the Book blog working on starting a podcast!
YES! You heard right, we are working on a podcast. And, as with any new endeavor, it is not without it's trial and tribulations. The new podcast will be an eavesdrop typw cast and hopefully something that is fun and informative to the audience. You can join in soon with the campfire conversations of Troop 931!


So, next week I'll update TPC with a Genetically Altered papercraft from Sinner!
And, a podcast from the campfire!

Monday, October 21, 2013

Check out the Paper Custodian!

Paper Custodian Updates!

Today the Paper Custodian is sharing one of the 
Greatest treasures to the papercraft...or, Paperkraft community!
See what I did, there? If not,
head over the TPC build-blog 
>HERE
And see what I talking about!

Friday, October 11, 2013

A New Build on the Paper Custodian Build Blog

Lieam of Mouse Guard by David Petersen

Paper Custodian entertains us with a new build!
From the whimsical mind of David Petersen,




















It's the heroic LIEAM of Mouse guard.
Follow the process on The Paper Custodian Build Blog @:
http://thepapercustodian.blogspot.com/2013/10/paper-custodian-builds-lieam-mouse.html

Tuesday, October 8, 2013

Updates: New Looks for the Blogs!

Revising the Neuroniverse, I did a little work to the Neon Neuron Blog and the Paper Custodian. If you see the difference:


Yeah, I changed the titles. I think they look a bit cleaner, now.

Still working on the main site, hoping to streamline it, further. The older site had too many pages, which meant, too many clicks. And, too many clicks gets boring, and a bit redundant. Am I right?

I encourage you to head over to the Paper Custodian blog to see the latest builds and our newest feature, Paper Custodian Shares! This week he's sharing the papertoy book URBAN PAPER. It's a good book to start your paper crafting adventures.

I'll get the main site back online soon, with a new toy debut!

So, hang on to yer' lug nuts, it's time fer an overhaul!

Saturday, September 21, 2013

We've got a new build on The Paper Custodian Build Blog!
This was a pretty easy craft to put together, but the final look is pleasing to the eye.
The instructions are a bit hard to follow, but if you've spent a lot of time with the craft, then it should be second nature.
Or, you could always follow along HERE>