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Misunderstanding Focus by Nerhol
Nerhol is the collaborative work of Yoshihisa Tanaka and Ryuta Iida, who come from backgrounds in graphic design and fine art respectively, in an effort to deepen the concepts behind their art and experiment in opening up new possibilities for artistic expression.
Posted in collage, strictlypaper
Tagged japan, layering, nerhol, paper cut, photography, portrait, ryuta iida, yoshihisa tanaka
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Miniature Paper Worlds by Jim Doran
Jim Doran is a self-taught artist based out of Baltimore, Maryland that creates miniature paper worlds in his spare time. He makes these insanely tiny dioramas from recycled containers from small Altoids to sardine canisters complete with little inked paper drawings, which are then cut out and layered into what you see here.
Posted in illustration, sculpture, strictlypaper
Tagged b&w, diorama, jim doran, layering, maryland, paper artist, usa
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Ministry of Sound, Saturday Sessions Posters
Andrew Bradford is a graphic designer that has created a set of three posters to promote the Ministry of Sound Saturday Sessions. He has built them out of several colorful layers representing sound waves similar to David Benmussa’s Joy Division tribute.
Posted in illustration, strictlypaper
Tagged andrew bradford, colorful, layering, paper cut, poster, uk
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Josh Ritter’s Music Video Made From 12,000 Sheets of Paper
“While the end result may have been crafted by humans, the project actually started out digitally as a computer animation before the storyboard was transformed into paper cutouts.” — The Creator’s Project
Josh Ritter…‘s new music video entitled “Love
Posted in animation, strictlypaper
Tagged josh ritter, layering, music video, paper cut, prominent figures
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Topographic Paper Landscapes by Noriko Ambe
“Started in ’99, this is my life work. I individually cut single sheets of paper by free-hand and stack them together. The work consists of positive or negative shapes. I am trying to embody relationships among humans, time and nature.” — Noriko Ambe
Posted in installation, sculpture, strictlypaper
Tagged japan, layering, noriko ambe, paper artist, paper cut, paper sculpture, topography
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Its Time to Light the Lights by Brittney Lee
Brittney Lee needs no introduction, we have featured her outstanding work here a couple of times. You may recall her piece for The Little Mermaid, one of my favorite movies as a kid, and her It’s a Small World Tribute. Brittney’s new piece entitled “It’s time to Light the Lights” pays tribute to Jim Henson, making it hold a bit of nostalgia for most. Who doesn’t know The Muppets… and if you don’t there is treat below just for you.
Posted in exhibition, illustration, sculpture
Tagged brittney lee, colorful, layering, paper artist
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Unseen Pleasure by David Benmussa
David Benmussa is a graphic designer based out of Paris, France. He has a wide range of dabbling, but one that particularly caught me of course was his latest piece. He has created a mounted paper sculpture, a tribute to Joy Division & Peter Saville, for his participation in Music Covers Exhibition that will be running in France from December 1st to January 12, 2012.
Posted in illustration, strictlypaper
Tagged b&w, david benmussa, france, layering, paper art, paper sculpture, paris
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Aloha! Bienvenue! Welcome! by Brittney Lee
As you remember in the past we debuted Brittney Lee on our blog with her brilliant piece that homaged The Little Mermaid, one of my fave movies. I can barely keep up with the unsurpassed work she has created since we saw her here last, but you can catch a glimpse of latest work entitled “Aloha! Bienvenue! Welcome!” that was featured in the “It’s A Small World Exhibition” at Gallery Nucleus.
Posted in exhibition, illustration, strictlypaper
Tagged layering, paper art, paper artist, papercraft, sc, sculpture
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A Friend Of Mine: VCE Season Of Excellence
“The VCE Season of Excellence, by the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA), is a series of events and exhibitions celebrating a selection of A+ grade work produced by VCE students in an array of creative fields.” – A Friend of Mine
A Friend of Mine is a design studio based out of Melbourne, Australia where they strive to create each project they take on with creatively crafted passion. They have made this remarkable graphic campaign around the concept of ‘process’ for the umbrella event and 5 sub events which involves the technique of layering paper. The identity itself was translated in both a 3 dimensional and 2 dimensional environment alongside more traditional print applications. They chose to make a series of multi dimensional hand-cut dioramas were created for each field, depicting the depth of talent and process behind each event.
Posted in advertising, illustration, installation, strictlypaper
Tagged a friend of mine, australia, layering, paper cut
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New / Exploration / Paper by Nicole Aptekar
Nicole Aptekar just recently had a series open at the Satellite66 gallery entitled “New / Exploration / Paper” in San Francisco’s SOMA district. She put together a collection of layered works inspired by “The Ghostly Series” by Matthew Shilian where she took the same concept and applied it to a logo form of X and a circle all produced on bristol boards. The exhibition runs from August 12th – September 24th so if your in the San Francisco area be sure to check it out.
Posted in exhibition, illustration
Tagged layering, nicole aptekar, paper cut, san francisco
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