The pointillism technique is such a lovely way to create a smooth smoke effect. (A.k.a. Trying out the new white marker.)
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The pointillism technique is such a lovely way to create a smooth smoke effect. (A.k.a. Trying out the new white marker.)
My Baby boom story was one on the most popular ones I ever did, and with so many friends expecting their own stork lately, I wanted to give them a little piece of this paper-story. http://paper-stories.com/papercuts/baby-boom/
Digitally re-traced and laser cut the little storks, out of 3mm Perspex, they keep the same detail and intricacy as the original paper one. I am very happy to say that after so long of testing and trying to get them right, they are now finally ready and available on my etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/199952360/stork-baby-boom?
Check it out!!
Another beautiful set of paper dresses from Thidaa.
After looking at the Dancer in Flour, this was on Phosography ‘s front page. Again, beautiful. via – phosography.
A couple of months back I was inbetween stories to cut and itching to go back to my scalpel and cutting mat. Around that time was when I noticed the telephone wires outside Stoke Newington station be weighted down by so many birds…
and VOILAA!!!
(See the final papercut at www.paper-stories.com)
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these 60’s photographs of paper fashion discovered and posted by Thidaa. Lovely intricate and fascinating pieces!
Paper-love bookmarks:
For Thania & Lefteris Wonderful wedding, they got a paper story of their lovely home, with their hobby/sports equipment and them all loved up in the middle: (see the original paper-story: Thania & Lefteris home)
A year later, for their paper anniversary I used the papercut figures to digitally trace them and lasercut them into bookmarks.