Paper Stories by Cheong-ah Hwang
How incredible are these paper relief sculptures from artist Cheong-ah Hwang? Each piece is so dynamic and intricate, it’s easy to get lost in them. Cheong-ah Hwang: website Via: honestlywtf.com
Cut paper books by Yusuke Oono
The Japanese designer and architect Yusuke Oono uses laser cutting books and plays with it with talent to create real sculptures. Very successful for these books containing 40 different layers to discover in the following thicknesses creations. Yusuke Oono: website Via: fubiz.net
Inspirations and Whimsy, paper sculpture by Ashley Chiang
“I use 65 pound card stock, cut by hand to order, along with a Scotch (acid free / photo safe) glue pen, a small pair of scissors, tweezers, and my -now buff- fingers to create life, vibrancy, fluidity in paper. PaperLiberated was born out of the desire to give handmade one holiday season filled with...
Hollywood cardboard portraits by Giles Oldershaw
By carving and tearing away at the material, Oldershaw exposes the ribbed texture sealed within. His meticulous precision and artistic ingenuity results in a spectacular set of Cardboard Relief Portraits. Giles Oldershaw: website Via: blastedcreatives.com
New York, project by Eiko Ojala
Artwork for Affina Hotel Manhattan lobby. Eiko Ojala is a illustrator and graphic designer. He lives in Tallinn, Estonia. He works mostly digitally and draws everything by hand. Within his work process Eiko likes to study the forms of shapes, and to work closely with light and shadow. He likes to keep his illustrations minimal...
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