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Telegram Stop
I love paper. I love things made of paper. Hard copy books, letters, postcards, origami…you name it. Here’s a site for my fellow anachronistic lovers of pressed tree pulp: Telegram Stop. Once upon a...
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Skeleton Paper Sculpture
This image arrived in some spam email (yes, I actually got spam about paper sculptures from an unknown source with no image credits). I don’t have an artist to credit, but I love it. Far superior to...
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Desktop Goodies, 9/30
Let’s start with a few old fashioned hairstyling devices… You’re never too young to start paying a miserable price for beauty. Lovely illusion… This enticing image was a recent Suicide Food entry:...
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Halloween Countdown: Crafty Pagan
Crafty Pagan’s Etsy site is filled with vintage style tags, complete with faux aged appearance. This is my favorite…the dare. I love the “directions” on the bottom of this label. See more here Filed...
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Hokey Stokes
The wonderful Dudecraft brought my attention to these phenomenal book sculptures by Hokey Stokes. Such intricate, beautiful work… I would love to have one of these as an office decoration. Hokey Stokes...
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Flurry and Salk: Paper Wigs
Here’s a type of paper cut project I haven’t posted about before…wigs! By no means functional, but interesting in the sculptural sense. See more paper projects here. Source Filed under: fashion, paper,...
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The 1900 Letter
There is not a single design by The 1900 Letter that I don’t want to order. Dark, classy, Victorian style hand crafted stationary items…with just the right amount of osteological, entomological and...
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Nate Page
I couldn’t find much information about these paper cut and colored sculptured from Nate Page. Source Filed under: paper, sculpture Tagged: paper, sculpture
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Emily Bawn Zombie Invitations
Emily Bawn does a killer (pun intended) job on this zombie bridal shower invitation: Look at the classy yet spunky macabre detail! Emily says: “I wanted to have the feeling of formal grace at a first...
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Zim and Zou
Brace yourselves, folks. I’m about to post something exceptionally rare for this blog: neon colors. Zim and Zou have won me over with their outrageously skillful paper sculptures. This color scheme...
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Damn French Desserts
Damn French Desserts call themselves “purveyor of exquisite knick knack.” Look at the romantic anatomy domes! There is some great stationary for the morbidly inclined as well. Damn French Desserts...
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Goldfield Arts INC.
Goldfield Arts makes beautiful eco-friendly cards, many of which have a lovely vintage design. What a great alternative to standard Valentines. Goldfield Arts EtsyFiled under: craft, paper, valentine's...
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Eric Standley
Eric Standley’s paper cut sculptures are breathtaking. From afar, these pieces look almost like stained glass windows. But upon closer inspection that are layered with intricate patterns of color and...
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Rogan Brown
Rogan Brown has a beautiful series of intricately cut paper sculptures called Outbreak, celebrating the fractal patterns of the microscopic natural world. In his own words: I am inspired in part by the...
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Yulia Brodskaya
Yulia Brodskaya has a mindblowing portfolio of expressive paper craft. She talks a bit about her perspective on quilling here. Yulia does indeed elevate this medium to create compelling portraits. I...
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Maude White
Today I bring you the expert paper carvings of Maude White, whose work ranks amongst the most delicate, intricate paper work I’ve seen. I’m flabbergasted by what she does with hair! Her artist...
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Gabriel Schama
Gabriel Schama makes incredible large scale laser cut pieces (click photos to enlarge). The depth and texture are mesmerizing! Each layer is cut and mounted, one by one, allowing the shapes and forms...
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Isobelle Ouzman
Isobelle Ouzman’s altered books are spectacular three dimensional creations that breathe new life into discarded volumes. Light seems to shine from within them, and draw us down a path inside the...
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Bozka
Bozka (Polish artist Bozena Rydlewska) is a gifted botanical illustrator with a series of pop up nature scenes. Can you imagine opening a folded piece of paper and seeing THIS spring to life before...
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Hoang Tien Quyet
We’ve all seen traditional crisp, pointy origami figures defined by their straight lines and sharp edges. Hoang Tien Quyet uses wet folding to bring some soft curvature to his creations. This technique...
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