In honour, I've spent the best part of this weekend working on my most detailed papercut to date. Here're some progress shots:
And the final table centrepiece:
The design is from a book I picked up on Saturday - Paper Cuts: 35 Inventive Projects by Taylor Hagerty. The 35 designs are by a number of talented artists and this Alice one is by Cynthia Ferguson. Cynthia has a wonderful blog that I follow and encourage you to also if you like the art of papercuts, her work is incredible.
There are a lot of other projects I'll be trying out from this book, but not until I get the feeling back in the fingers of my right hand!
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Wow! That's divine Jen!!! x
ReplyDeleteThank you! I've started getting feeling back in the tips of my fingers so I can start contemplating what my next papercut will be now!
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful and detailed! You're so good at it! I've been waiting for the movie for a long time too. It's opening on Thursday over here :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job! Even if I look closely! Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat job!!
ReplyDeletewonderful work!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, so intricate. I definitely would've torn those swirly flower bits! And I know what you mean about loosing the feeling in your finger tips, mine seem to've turned to leather after a few long cutting sessions recently :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so elegant.
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