More Strictlypaper
follow @strictlypaper on twitter
subscribe to our rss feed
watch strictlypaper's vimeo channel
become a fan on facebook:
Flattrscribe us
Categories
Recommendations
Twitter Updates
Tag Archives: portrait
“I wish I had a portrait worth framing”
“I wish is a personal project which I have created in response to the theme ‘word play’. It is one of many images, which I intend to create in the coming months referencing every day expressions/thoughts that at one stage have slipt into my mind.” — James Kape
Posted in collage, illustration
Tagged hand crafted, james kape, paper cut, portrait, typography
Leave a comment
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
Posted in illustration, strictlypaper
Tagged france, hole punching, illustration, murmure, paper cut, pochoirs, portrait, poster, stencil
Leave a comment
Andreas Scheiger: Jane
Andreas Scheiger has just recently completed his latest paper cut entitled ‘Jane’. He chose a different cardboard for this piece unlike the use of color corrugated cardboard in his other amazing work ‘Byrne & Boyle’. This was completely handcrafted using industrial packaging cardboard for a more handmade look with thicker grating. I especially love how he showed the different perspectives of the piece so that you can see the interaction with light, shadow and texture. Lovely work that makes me want to reach out and touch.
Posted in illustration, strictlypaper
Tagged andreas scheiger, cardboard, illustration, paper cut, portrait
Leave a comment