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White pointillism
The pointillism technique is such a lovely way to create a smooth smoke effect. (A.k.a. Trying out the new white marker.)
Posted in Sketching and head scratching
Tagged dots, paper, pointillism, smoke, white
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Baby boom stork pendant
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 … Continue reading
Birds
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 … Continue reading
The enchanted house’s home
I am always sad when I part from my papercuts, they take very long to make and I do put all my attention and care into designing them and cutting them out. Every leaf, every detail that i cut away … Continue reading
Stories on the underground
Been wanting to post this for a while… This paper-cutting is of Oxford street underground station in London. It is an 840mm x 550mm papercut, my largest one to date. It took about 40 hours cutting it and more than … Continue reading
Paper-cut flipbook for make
Make architects produce every year these beautiful annual magazines, and for the past couple of years I had the pleasure of making paper-cuts illustrating key products. For Annual 9 we documented the cutting process by setting the camera to take … Continue reading
BABY BOOM
The recent months have been filled with happy news, many of our dear friends expecting and having cute little babies that made me think of where the babies come from- in stories. The analogy of the stork, a long distance … Continue reading
Posted in Papercuts, Sketching and head scratching
Tagged baby, cut out, illustration, paper, papercuts, parents, pregnant, sketchbook, stork
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