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I am thoroughly fascinated by paper art. One day, I'd love to try my hand at this. The basic simplicity of the art is obscured by layer upon layer of curls, cuts and folds, each using such a basic medium.
It can range from elegant simplicity, like Jo Lynn Alcorn's paper blossoms
to stunning complexity, such as Wataru Itou's "Umi no Ue no Oshiro" (A Castle on the Ocean).
It can be organic and amazingly lifelike, such as Allen and Patty Eckman's native series
or can spring directly from a book, such as Su Blackwell's "The Girl in the Wood".
They all fill me with wonder and amazement. And if our professor had taught us to quill like Yulia Brodskaya, maybe I might have taken up quilling as a hobby:
It can range from elegant simplicity, like Jo Lynn Alcorn's paper blossoms
to stunning complexity, such as Wataru Itou's "Umi no Ue no Oshiro" (A Castle on the Ocean).
It can be organic and amazingly lifelike, such as Allen and Patty Eckman's native series
or can spring directly from a book, such as Su Blackwell's "The Girl in the Wood".
They all fill me with wonder and amazement. And if our professor had taught us to quill like Yulia Brodskaya, maybe I might have taken up quilling as a hobby:
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Date: 2011-09-12 02:28 am (UTC)From:You can find this stuff here: http://paperfetish.deviantart.com/
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