Wirin Chaowana

Oh, the fabulous things you can do with paper.. Well not me. But in case of Bangkok-based artist Wiri Chaowana, that’s pretty much everything! Wirin creates flowers, pendants and even complete tower-sculptures that are showcased in exhibitions regularly. I love her modest coloring and the absence of color in her floral works. It makes the papercut shapes […]

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Helen Musselwhite

Since my last Crafty Moods Project (in which I experiment with new materials every month) I really got into painted paper cutting. I love process, the endless possibilities and I adore the creations of this project called Fruiting Bodies by UK-based paper artist Helen Musselwhite. Alongside paper she also used materials such as stones, beads […]

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Jayme McGowan

What I love about papercut illustrations is that they always make me focus on the tiny bits of paper you can spot in the works. Like the one here below; It’s so amazing how all those pieces together bring life & character to Mr. Fox! And those flying music notes are definitely doing their part too. They are […]

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Bird Sculptures from Paper Maps by Claire Brewster

Nature is ever present, even in the most urban environments. With that philosophy in mind paper artist Claire Brewster creates beautiful, impressive sculptures out of outdated maps and atlases, giving them new lives in the shape of both delicate & dazzling birds, insects and flowers. Absolutely amazing.. Her sculptures are either pinned directly to a wall as part […]

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Custom paper portraits by Brittani Rose

Ever wanted to have your loved ones captured in something a littlebit different than a photo? Then Brittani Rose‘s portraits just might be your thing! Up to the tiniest detail, Brittani creates beautiful portraits on custom request using nothing but colorful paper. I absolutely adore her work! Although she has always been fond of paper, Brittani started off her […]

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Sonia Poli

Tired of frames, artist Sonia Poli decided to make something that ignores them. The result: a beautiful, delicate paper collage that outgrows the plate it’s portrayed in, with a well-hidden character peeking right at us and carefully cut leaves that look like they will be hitting the ceiling shortly. How gorgeous!

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Gunjan Aylawadi

You’ll have to excuse my image overload in today’s blogpost. Choosing only a few of Gunjan Aylawadi’s unique pieces was an impossible job. I got lost in every single image that crossed my eye, trying to wrap my thought around the fact that it’s all… paper! Cut, curled and turned into the most amazing creations that are inspired by patterns and motifs […]

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