#paper cutting
Mother’s day has rolled back around and I’m so fed up of spending a small fortune on cards when I probably have enough supplies to make one for every occasion till the end of my days…
Thought I’d have a shot at making a simple 3D butterfly card.
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Mathias Schmied’s Unique Art Made From Comic Books
Born in Switzerland, Mathias Schmied manipulates comic books and magazine images to create wall installations, collages and drawings. His works are pop images transformed. Cut-out graffiti and superheroes take on all new representation and meaning through Schmied’s cautious hand and razor blade. The easily recognizable content of Schmied’s found images becomes confused through his dissection. Pages where all real content has been removed feel empty and even somewhat sad. Depicting only what’s left behind from superhero stories feels like the newspaper without the news. We can only begin to guess at what’s going on.
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Sasha’s EP Fall on my Feet came out a lil while ago, here is some paper i cut for the artwork
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One year ago today I was working on these girls (and chubby guy), and just as I am today, I was waaaaay behind Wizard April
It was for a good cause and I’m now super happy to be able to share tons of unseen pictures with you!
Happy WIP Wednesday and Wizard April to you all! ☀️
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Whenever I spend the afternoon with my papers and scissors, the result is nothing but a bit of madness :) ✂️
We can’t have a proper Wizard April without a sorcerer, and a marvelously supreme one at that! *wink wink* ♥️
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Innumerable Cuts Transform Single Sheets of Paper into Exquisite Flora and Fauna
Cutting ornate lace patterns, spindly roots, and scaly chameleon skin with meticulous detail, Yorkshire-based artist Pippa Dyrlaga(previously) continues to turn single sheets of paper into elaborate works. Her process involves drawing a design that typically features a floral motif before slicing each component by hand with a scalpel. Once the excess paper is removed, the resulting works unveil intricate patches of wildflowers and painstakingly sliced fur and fins.
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Japanese Artist Hand-Cuts Intricate Octopus From Single Sheet of Paper…
The paper cutting art technique is known as Kirie in Japan.
The stunning design features various textured sections that look like pieces of delicate patterned lace.
Source:https://mymodernmet.com/kirie-paper-cutting-art-octopus-masayo-fukuda/
