Jette Löwén

... this paper cut from Robert Ryan

This is so beautiful and amazing! See more on Elsita

Happy easter! In Denmark we have this tradition of making paper cuts in the weeks before easter. We write a small poem on the paper cut and some times puts flowers in it too, signing it with dots, so the person who gets it, has to guess who sent it. If the person guess who sent it, he/ she will get an chocolate egg today! But if he/ she can´t guess who sent it, the person will come and tell today, and recive an chocolate egg! So thees lamps just reminded me about the tradition...

Made in paper!

WAUW

Papercut and a good fairytale:)

Swoon street artist from New York City is totally amazing! The works are beautifull, I like the combination of drawings and papercuts.

I saw the work of Julie Arkell last time I went to www.craft2eu.com We were both in the same exhibition: Show. Julie Arkell is from UK and she makes all theese creatures aot of paper and old stuff. She dosn´t have her on www, but you can read more about her at the Craft2EU homepage. I think her creatures are a little scary, beautifull and funny.

From: http://www.uponafold.com.au

H.C. Andersen from the book: Paper cuts by Johan de Mylius Beatrice Coron http://www.beatricecoron.com/ Peter Callesen http://www.petercallesen.com/ Im working with paper cuts in one of my projects for the moment. And I just want to share some of the beatiful paper cuts with you. H. C. Andersen is amazing! Beatrice Coron is Wauw! And Peter Callesen is just Wild!