YebomayCu Paper Box Mould Creation Network

YebomayCu Paper Box Mold Creation Network is an online platform focusing on paper box mold creation, sharing and communication. The website is committed to providing a broad stage for paper box mold enthusiasts to showcase their creativity and talents. At the same time, it also provides a space for learning and communication to help enthusiasts continuously improve their creative level.

On the YebomayCu Paper Box Mold Creation Network, you can browse a variety of exquisite paper box mold works. These works are created by paper box mold enthusiasts from all over the world. They use their imagination and creativity to turn ordinary paper boxes into various creative and interesting molds. Whether it is cute animals, realistic buildings, or artistic decorations, you can find them here.

In addition to appreciating the works, you can also participate in the creation of paper box molds. YebomayCu Paper Box Mold Creation Network provides a wealth of tutorials and tips to help beginners get started, so that enthusiasts can better master the methods and techniques of making paper box molds. At the same time, the website also encourages users to upload their own works, share their creative experience and experience with others, and jointly promote the development of paper box mold art.

It all started in 2007 with a paper t-shirt, my first paper toy (that’s why the logo is mine). It was a glue-free toy in three pieces mounted on an A4 sheet. Suddenly I had a new canvas, the perfect outlet for ideas that I felt were unimportant, so in keeping with this self-imposed damn t-shirt philosophy I had to make all my designs available for free download. After that, everything came naturally: I had a logo, and I needed a name for the website. I took the aforementioned word OBEY, spelled it backwards, and got YEBO, (exclamation mark S. African, used to indicate agreement or approval; yes. Originated from Zulu. In Croatian it means fcuk.). Now I just had to include the t-shirt here. The Croatian word for T-shirt is majica|maõtsa|yebomaycu|jõ. The combination of Y and M fits the concept of the logo.
The project was ongoing, my paper toys were evolving, and in 2009, my logo was ready to include a new theme: My Life is Better Than Yours (note: M l i b t Y), which manifested itself as a series of paper toys. A few years later, in 2013, the concept transformed into MLIBTY Shadows.