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Jessica is a Bristol based artist who makes beautifully intricate handmade papercuts and botanical lasercuts. She also stocks a range of contemporary greetings cards and prints. Her unique designs are applied to prints and greetings cards by scanning in her original artwork at high resolutions. They are then printed onto high quality archival paper with a UK printing company.
Jessica especially enjoys the process of papercutting and is currently developing a new range of papercuts with a botanical theme. Each intricate piece starts as a sketch and is then cut from a single sheet of paper or from layers of textured pastel papers. Her original pieces are patiently cut entirely by hand, using a scalpel. A lot of time and care is put into these and because they are handmade each piece differs very slightly. Jessica also creates lasercut versions of some of her more popular designs so that she has time to work on exciting new ideas!
Her nature inspired papercuts and prints make lovely unique gifts for friends and family or beautiful additions to your home. She loves working on personal commissions so if you have something in mind you would like her to make as a special gift for someone, get in touch Here!
Papercraft Elsa! Last time I made her, I went with her Frozen II design, but for this one I decided I wanted to go for her original look. It had been a while since I got to use that transparent blue lace paper, after all, and her dress from the first movie is perfect for it! ❄️
This papercraft artwork is for sale, my lovelies! Swing a chat my way if you’re interested in snagging it.
A papercraft of the client’s characters, fighter Rook (armor and axe) and spellcaster Neista (FIREBALL)!
Y’all know I love characters with major height differences. And huge melee weapons. And that I love getting to cut out billowy, blazing special effects! So this one was just a total collection of delightful things. :D
A papercraft of Matthew Swift from the, well, Matthew Swift book series! His eyes had to be a bright, sort of electric-looking blue, so I ended up turning to my trusty highlighters for the base color. Highlighters are excellent for producing super-vivid color, but oddly enough, they don’t scan very well (maybe they’re too saturated?), so I always have to go back in with Photoshop and brighten the color back up to how it looks irl. I guess my scanner simply can’t handle the intensity!
