Showing posts with label Paper Sculptures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paper Sculptures. Show all posts

Tuesday, 8 September 2015

The Snow-White Paper-Art by Calvin Nicholls

Artist-sculptor and master of paper art Calvin Nicholls feels the distinction between 2D and 3D at the same time, leaving no chance to the viewer to determine whether it’s original or fake. Artist gently cuts paper layer by layer to get and show the 3D paper art. Initially, the Calvin Nicholls creates a sketch of future work. And then, in the course is a knife X-Acto, scalpels and all kinds of scissors. Then, all carefully cut and pasted into the future creation. Calvin Nicholls said that the creation of one job takes from a few weeks to two years. It depends on the size and complexity of project performance. See below some of the best snow white paper art / Paper Sculptures pieces of Calvin and get inspired.

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Friday, 28 March 2014

Zim & Zou Create Incredible Cut Paper Illustrations

Zim & Zou is a French graphic design studio located in Nancy, France. The design studio is made by duo artists Lucie Thomas and Thibault Zimmermann who have completed a BTS in Visual Communication before joining and offer their expertise. Practice studio contemporary design approach by experimenting in different fields such as paper sculpture, installations, and graphic design. The strength of Zim & Zou is to be a complementary and versatile duo.

They have created wonderful illustrations for leading luxury brands, magazines, books, as well as their own edification. Today we offer you to see incredibly amazing cut paper illustrations of Zim & Zou.
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Monday, 23 December 2013

Intricately Hand-Cut Paper Slot Sculpture by Christina Kim

Christina Kim is a creative and professional artist from Toronto. She cuts and layers paper together into skillfully intricate geometric sculptures. Through cutting, Christina Kim feels as though she "liberates the work from the confines of the original surface." Her artwork is complex and delicate, and she is constantly finding new ways to work with the everyday material.

Christina Kim has completed various projects including Scribble (far below) and Paper Orbs (below) that show off her amazingly and awesome meticulous techniques. Her recent paper artworks, Accumulation (above), will be featured as part of the Toronto Design Offsite festival in January 2014. This hand-cut sculpture series is consisted on small orbs that explore light and shadow through intricately composed forms. "This is an investigation of what a line can do when it is folded, cut, curved, and gathered."- Christina Kim
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Saturday, 14 December 2013

The Coolest Paper Crafts Ever

Oliver a.k.a. Ollanski is a professional paper artist and illustrator from Berlin, Germany. He is graduated from Karolinska Institute in Stockholm/Sweden and his formal education is in Biomedicine with a specialization in molecular neurobiology. However, his entire life has revolved around painting, drawing, and crafting since he was old enough to hold a pen and scissors. The main goal of Oliver is to get better and better and better. Take a look at his latest The Coolest Paper Crafts Ever.
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Thursday, 22 August 2013

Awe-Inspiring Origami Creatures Made From a Sheet of Paper

Brian Chan is a well known American artist who lives in USA and works at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.  Along the way, the artist enjoys the origami, 3D-sculptures and other types of handmade art. Today, we I would like to show you some of his amazing paper craft projects.

As he admits, the origami hobby appeared about twenty years ago. And it consisted of copying the works of other authors. A few years later, Brian felt the strength and have started to create their own origami. When Brian was a child, his parents gave him lots of books about origami. As stated by the master himself, he still draws inspiration in them. His every simple job is a constituent of something more complex. Now, Mr. Chan has about two hundred copyright of origami models.
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Sunday, 30 June 2013


3D Paper Sculptures By Carlos Meira
Brazilian artist Carlos Meira is also a creative designer and art director of an advertising agency. He creates a three-dimensional paper sculptures. It turns the 3D effect and the image comes to life. Most of his works is consisted on advertising and different illusions. Carlos calls what he does, "paper sculpture." However, no matter how you call it, it looks great. And the customers seem to like it. The one most important thing of his 3d paper sculpture, he describes the Brazilian culture. Have a look at new 3D paper sculptures by Carlos Meira and get inspired.
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Tuesday, 19 March 2013

Paper Collages and Illustrations by Eiko Ojala

Estonian artist and graphic designer Eiko Ojala expresses his thoughts through a collage of colored paper. His works are elegant and yet highly artistic. In Eiko Ojala works include, ordinary people, a tightrope walker, a young man strolling through the woods, or just a beautiful girl. Ideas that guide the artist, it is extremely simple, but the execution of works fascinating. Get inspired from his paper art :)
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Tuesday, 19 February 2013

Cardboard sculptures by Bartek Elsner

Bartek Elsner is a freelance creative director who lives in Berlin. He is working on communications projects for prestigious brands such as Audi or Mcdonald’s. His portfolio contains works of various kinds, illustrations, websites, advertising graphics ... but what caught my attention in particular is a fascinating series of cardboard sculptures. Take a look at his stunning paper sculptures.
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