I’m loving these paper animals by Dallas-based artist. Eyes, stripes and even their shadows are illustrated with paper. So pretty! Darrah Gooden was raised by a farmer and artist in the piney woods of East Texas. In 2001 she earned a BFA in Painting and she currently lives and works as an artist in Dallas. Visit Darrah on […]
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This weekend I visited the wonderful Snor Festival in Vuren, Holland where I spotted many authors, artists and makers who offered creative workshops of all kinds. I ended up in a papercut workshop by Geertje Aalders; a Dutch illustrator with a passion for paper, whose works I fell in love with at forst sight. Sooo many gorgeous details […]
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I did a little happy dance when I stumbled upon Monique van Uden‘s paper creations. Absolutely gorgeous! Monique is a Dutch illustrator with an addiction to papercuting. She is currently doing 30 day challenge: every day you’ll find a new papercut illustration posted on her Facebook. Today is day 13. That’s right: 17 more on the way..
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Nothing but love for these handmade paper dolls by Maria Dubrovskaya. Aren’t they beautiful? I’m a fan of the siamese twins in particular! Born in Siberia and currently based in the Philippines, Maria grew up in a family of artists and proudly continues this tradition. Handmade was my life environment back then. Now this is my way of […]
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I met Shuku Nishi at an illustration party during my trip in Japan and fell in love with her works immediately. I like how she includes stars in many of her works, like adding a bit of magic to a whimsical scene. Yup, Shuku is one of those illustratorsof of who I cannot wait to see what comes […]
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I’m head over heels in love with these portraits by Lisa Krannichfeld. Born in Little Rock, AR, Lisa is a watercolor artist who dressed up these painted ladies with Japanese Origami paper. Love them! Lisa sells original artworks and prints at Saatchi Art.
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Oh the wonderful things you can do with paper… if you’re as talented as Norma Toraya that is. Norma Toraya, who is based in Atlanta and works under the name of Crankbunny, creates gorgeous dolls and puppets with real imaginary backgrounds. The tattooed beauties below are only a small selection from her many characters so make sure to […]
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