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Showing posts with label Paper cut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paper cut. Show all posts
4 November 2012
24 February 2012
LITTLE PAPER PLANES
I read about this lovely book at the Fine Little Day blog the other day. Twenty artists reinvent their favorite paper plane classics.
What a fantastic concept - a whole book about different types of paper planes!
The book is not out yet, to pre order click the link below.
11 February 2012
5 February 2012
SMALL SCALE
This is the most delicate small scale paper cutting I've ever seen!
I used to do a lot of cutting when I was at college, and what might look simple is extremely difficult.
Simple things like cutting a fine straight line or a nice round circle is almost impossible..
Please notice the skyline at the last picture.. IMPRESSIVE!
9 January 2012
4 April 2011
COLORFUL GEOMETRICS
This colorful mobile by Clara von Zweigbergk looks like a piece of complex origami with it's strong angular shapes and bold vibrant colors. Yet it is only made out of basic colored paper
and a very simple folding technique.
Click the link to see how the mobile is folded, you will be surprised by the simplicity..
23 March 2011
PAPER HOUSE MOBILE
Delicate paper house mobile found on the Etsy shop CreatorB,
I would love to have this piece hanging from my ceiling.
LINK: CreatorB
17 January 2011
FAMILLE SUMMERBELLE PAPER GARLANDS

Famille Summerbelle has made this delicate hand cut tissue paper banner based on a traditional South American garland.
The paper banner will add color and freshness because of the multicolored sheets.
Use it as a decoration in a child's room or on special occasion like birthday or New Years.
Each sheet is 18cm x 25cm and the garland is 2.5 meters long all together.
Famille Summerbelle has a very unique and recognizable 'universe' and makes stunning paper cut art work, Maps, Family Tree's, Cushions, and other delicate products.
LINK: Famille Summerbelle
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