Paper artist

This is the third year we’ve run our New Visual Artists: 15 under 30 issue. What was once a highly edited list of 20 of the best and brightest young designers is now a deeper exploration of 15 of the most original talents working in visual communications today. This issue of Print comes at an interesting time. This new group of designers, while undeniably adroit, is part of a generation fully proficient in the art of self-promotion in a digital age. Getting the word out about

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Anne Louvau of Belgian Paperworks in Sonoma County, California has an Instagram feed that draws you in thanks to gorgeous photos of the pap...

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I'm a 45-year-old artist from the UK who has spent the last 5 years making my art from thousands of tiny strips of paper.

1.1M views · 136K likes | Rachel Kim | Artist and Illustrator on Instagram: "Oh to be a tiny person and live in this cottage! If you’re interested in making this paper dollhouse with me, the full tutorial is available on my Patreon - link in bio 🏠✂️🎨 . . . #arttutorial #makewithme #paperdollhouse #artisttutorial #artclasses #papercrafting #handmadewithlove #rachelkimartist"

Morgana Wallace (previously) began making cut paper collages after her interest was sparked during a monotype session in printmaking class. Wallace was most attracted to the texture of cut paper compositions, especially with unique materials like wallpaper samples. Currently her work revolves around female heroines and mystical beasts, adding detail to her characters with banners and leaves that float around the subjects’ heads and torsos. Wallace often uses Japanese linen paper in her work…

Illustrator and paper artist Katrin Rodegast fused human anatomy and city maps in her editorial work for Globe, the magazine of ETH Zurich, a Swiss science, technology, engineering and mathematics university. Rodegast rolled, coiled, cut, and scored colorful maps to form a heart, brain, lungs, spine, and knee joint. Curving highways and waterways seem toContinue reading "Highways and Rivers Form Capillaries on Anatomical Paper Organs by Katrin Rodegast"

Paper art Thanksgiving Day

After having folded and decorated origami cranes daily for 1000 consecutive days (see my previous post on Bored Panda), I took a short break, but I could not stop creating new ones, even though no longer on a daily basis.