staceythinx:

Intricate paper cuts by Bovey Lee

andrew-neil-parr:

In this series of works photographed old childhood friends with whom I no longer maintain contact and also individuals I have just met. The portraits were made during a conversation. 
From this encounter, I separated 10 photos of each one and, for the most part, I did not treat the photos with any particular color in mind, leaving the color and light as they were at that moment the photos were made, without any treatment. In a few cases, I found it necessary to use color.
The basic cuts for these photos are more geometric and appear to be a continuous pattern, but they actually do not repeat, they do complement each other. 

From ‘desmemórias‘by Lucas Simões

rebecca-lehner:

Little Lion Papercut - Rebecca Lehner

ambrabechini:

qui si intaglia

tutti i miei calli per il BBE

hollypn:

Have been making these. I might sell them soon or something.

inpaperdreams:

The beginning of May has brought a lot of transitions. We’re selling our cards in a store in Uptown Waterloo (The Truth Beauty Company — check it out if you’re a local); we’ve moved house (D & I are finally living in the same city!); and we are developing new lines of paper cut creations!  Unfortunately, all these changes mean we haven’t had a lot of time for our actual craft… But thankfully things will be settling down soon, and we’ll get right back into it! <3

benjamincourtney:

Paper cut typewriter
May 2013

le-nate:

Made some art for my nieces today. 

tylervarsell:

Beautiful papercuts by Elise Wehle

littlemarch:

Highland Cow Papercut
I love their bangs and how docile they are. Original image

littlemarch:

Highland Cow Papercut

I love their bangs and how docile they are. 

Original image

kurobarachou:

Cage the light

kurobarachou:

Cage the light

benjamincourtney:

1st Paper cut commission - Zombies & Paris
April 2013

benjamincourtney:

Paper cut family tree
May 2013

theodorebolha:

What’s going on in this image?

theodorebolha:

What’s going on in this image?

papercutterjohn:

Finished today. Normally I cut these “finest” range pictures half an hour at a time over a few months, but this one has been done full time (which of course includes talking to, and serving, customers etc.) and it has taken a week. All in all, I guess the actual cutting time would be somewhere in the region 35 hours.