Final result..

Paper cut bird made of gummed silhouette paper
Flowers made of tissue paper and brushed with sunflower oil to make it look more transparent

 

A bird, again..

 
Yes, a bird again.. I guess its my favourite subject to draw at the moment, and by far, one of the few things I actually CAN draw.. I´m getting better with every bird, so I´m going to stick to that I guess. Every other thing I try to sketch, can´t be identified - with my natural talent to draw - not.
I actually feel a bit handicapped when it comes to designing, drawing or painting things. Whereas, others are exceptionally gifted and create beautiful works of art while sleeping, I take alot of time and start over and over again...and over a hundred times more until it looks like something I actually want to show someone! This one isn´t ready yet, but I wanted to show you, as it´s been a while now since my last post. Hope you enjoy it and keep visiting my blog for the final result in the next few days! 

 

Nothing-to-do-with-christmas-hand

Hi there,
this one I made during the last two days as a Christmas present . I had no proper camera so I took a photo with my mobile. 
Sorry for the crappy quality. I couldn't decide which one I like more. The colored one (Colour is tissue paper fixed to the back of the hand with water. You can see the unspectacular back below) or the original one...

Hello out there!

It's been a while now since I last posted anything on this blog. I used to post mainly photos I took myself but 
gave up due to (a huge) lack of motivation. Inspired and motivated again I'd like to give it another try and 
use this blog for showing you some work I've recently done. It's mostly paper cut art you'll find here now. 

I discovered paper-cut-art about two years ago and loved doing it ever since. With a simple idea you can 

create stunning art work, which is what I like so much about it. 

I try to keep up posting some work every now and then and hope you'll like it. 
Below you can see the first paper cut I've done, ever. This one is inspired by the adorable work of Angie Pickman.

Enjoy!
  

"Birdy in a jar?!"