Fancy with famous places cut unique paper jigsaw
Rich McCor has given famous attractions such as London's Big Ben tower a new look like in Disney's fairy tale movie, attracting 149,000 followers on Instagram.
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Rich McCor has given famous attractions such as London's Big Ben tower a new look like in Disney's fairy tale movie, attracting 149,000 followers on Instagram.
When you see buildings as thin as a sheet of paper in China, you will probably have to change the concept of ultra-thin buildings.
Talented artist Ramon Bruin continues to bring viewers into a vivid world of peculiar photos with pencils.
Young artist Jongkie has created a unique creature world with only drawing paper and watercolor.
Impressive images of this road covered with 1000 bougainvillea appear at the Flowers flower festival
Two Argentine artists, Juan Elizade and Carolina Silvero, love art origami. Both have created incredibly impressive origami works.
Japanese artist Tomoko Takeda (of advertising agency Dentsu) creates beautiful sculptural artworks from books.
Hari and Deepti are an artist couple residing in Denver, Colorado. After experimenting with cut paper pictures in 2010, they began to incorporate light into their artwor…
A Colombian artist made a collection of beautifully made paper birds.
Today, when paper cutting art is no stranger, artists are even more motivated to break the boundaries and explore new styles.
With pencil, fingers and paper - artist Alessandro Diddi has created vivid and realistic 3D paintings.
The mollusks, especially those living on the deep sea are species with diverse shapes, strange to incredible.
Beetles such as locusts, grasshoppers or beetles ... are folded with paper from the skillful hands of a university lecturer.
The falcon attacks a kite shaped like it is one of the most impressive animal photos of the week.
Insects such as mantis, beetles or fish that are as vivid as the real colors have been created by the artist skillfully.