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Scalpel Works by Georgia Russell
“A play of solids and voids as well as content and proportions, the wispy creations explore the notion of an unseen network of energetic motions while illustrating the transient quality of a single moment.” — Designboom
Scottish-born, Paris based Georgia Russell is no amateur when it comes to manipulating photographs into rhythmic textural images by way of paper under the knife. Her pieces transport you to different times and evoke countless emotions that add to the narrative of each piece.
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Tagged collage, france, georgia russel, paper artist, paper cut, photography
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Put On The Music – a Paper Craft Installation by Jean Romain
“Put on the Music”—a paper craft project by french graphic designer Jean Romain. Continue reading
Posted in collage, illustration, installation, sculpture, strictlypaper
Tagged france, installation, jean romain, photography, sculpture
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Fairy Tales and Monsters Paper Cut by Damian O’Hara
Damian O’Hara, a Northern Irish graphic designer currently living in France, created a paper cut poster to promote an arts festival in London called Fairy Tales and Monsters. The illustration is based on dreaming and the monsters and fairy tales that can fill our heads. Within this piece he has referenced 25 different fairy tales and a few classic old movie monsters. He wanted to go for an organic feel having the imagery be woven, similar to ones weaving imagination when being told a story.
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Tagged damian o'hara, france, illustration, paper artist, paper cut
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French Paper Artist Daniel Mar
French paper artist Daniel Mar does an exquisite job of bringing his paper cut and sculpted pieces to life. With an earlier passion for photography fueling his inspiration, he recreates these scenes of everyday life that are in most cases very clever and playful.
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Tagged colorful, daniel mar, france, paper artist, paper cut
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Paper USB Tape by Zim And Zou
Posted in packaging, strictlypaper
Tagged flash drive, france, papercraft, usb, zim and zou
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Zim and Zou Paper Forest Greeting Card Installation
Zim and Zou is a french graphic design studio comprised of Lucie Thomas and Thibault Zimmermann based in Nancy (France). Since Christmas is just around the corner this couldn’t be a better time to showcase their latest piece — a holiday greeting card entitled Paper Forest created in collaboration with Seeonee for Grant Thornton.
Posted in installation, strictlypaper
Tagged christmas, france, greeting card, paper forest, papercraft, sculpture, zim and zou
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Curious Breakfast by Paper Donut
“Soul soul! Imagine your own story with our paper-sims curious breakfast.
Go on and be creative!”
Paper Donut, a french collective directed by Alexis Facca, has created this lovely piece in response to the Curious Story campaign. Continue reading
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Tagged alexis facca, arjowiggins, colorful, curious breakfast, france, paper donut, papercraft
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A new pop-up book by Benjamin Lacombe: Il etait une fois
This promotional video, created by B&C, is for the talented illustrator Benjamin Lacombe in his forthcoming pop-up book entitled ‘Il etait une fois’, which directly translates to ‘Once Upon a Time’.
Posted in animation, book, pop up, strictlypaper
Tagged animation, bc wall, benjamin lacombe, france, il etait une fois, paris, pop up, promotion, video
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Murmure: Pochoirs
Murmure is a communication design company based out of France. Their recent project entitled ‘Pochoirs’, directly translated to stencil, utilizes various sized circles in a hole punching technique to convey forms and faces that react to the background that they are placed over.
The faces shown here pop of the page when placed against a normal white background, naturally piquing ones curiosity. The simplicity and abstractness of the forms elude to the conceptual relationship between space and body. Continue reading
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Tagged france, hole punching, illustration, murmure, paper cut, pochoirs, portrait, poster, stencil
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