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Art Beats Nature! Do You Believe These Are Made Of Paper?

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These decorations in the picture give people a feeling that they are entering a complex scene from the forest and the ocean, and they usually take months to complete.

These amazing art works come from many places.

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And refutes the viewpoint that paper materials can not be reused.

Skilled artists cut, fold and stick the paper with different colors and different textures.

Sculpture

Collage and illustrations, the use of various ways to display the characteristics of the paper, is also a return to its natural essence! {page_break}

Each work is hand clippings, folding and gluing, plus further processing, creating all kinds of paper and cards to create unique collages, and then use them to build various scenes on complex multi-layer boxes.

This process means that every part of the final product is independent and not duplicated.

Inspired by the inspiration of the natural world, each

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Being made into a particularly fascinating place, looking at it, he thought he had entered another science fiction or fairy tale world.

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In Sydney, an Australian artist created these marvelous animal modeling paper sculptures made of cotton paper made of files.

The artist came from a puppet artist's family, mainly by selling her animal art to the world.

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The creator of the above works is a geologist who can feel the attraction of nature very clearly, and can feel it through a lot of plants and wild animals in his works.

She first painted realistic images with crayons, and then made a mixture of sculpture and collage by cutting and stacking.

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Have you been attracted by the colorful paper world of Kate Slater? The British illustrator has created many lovely scenes for children's reading, editorials and advertisements.

He used paper cuts and metal wires, both in floor plan and in stereogram.

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An artist in New York created stunning paper flowers and garlands, and even used them to make a whole dress.

Her clients are all famous British and American department stores. On magazine covers, there are art galleries in the retail shop windows, which can see these amazing works of art.

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A Japanese artist cut out these extraordinarily delicate paper trees from waste items in daily life, such as toilet paper rolls and snack bags.