Titanic. A photo taken in the 70s by a man named John.

via Ann Wood.

Under • photography • black and white • titanic • paper  

Bert Simons has made a journey to the end of the world.

via itoshige, anibaldecastro.

Under • sculpture • paper • faces • remarkable • likenesses  

Jennifer Rose Sciarrino makes mountains out of… archival paper and glue.

via subcreation, feedgeeks.

Under • sculpture • paper • landscape  

Mountains from Hattie Newman’s two- and three- dimensional imaginations.

Under • mountains • paper • sculpture • lovely • landscape • Hattie Newman  

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Benjamin Ducroz drew shapes of continuity, by hand and on computer, in a kind of organized chaos.

via WE R THE CITY.

Under • animation • film • Press + • Benjamin Ducroz • incredible • paper • shape  

Andreas Kocks once made the perfect splash.

via the greatest want.

Under • sculpture • paper • explosion • black • Andreas Kocks  

Jen Stark’s paper cuts bleed rainbows.

via The Internet Work, itlookslike.

Under • Jen Stark • paper • sculpture • topography • vibrance  

Cheong-ah Hwang eats paper noodles.

Under • little red riding hood • wolves • Cheong-ah Hwang • illustration • paper • amazing  

Cheong-ah Hwang.

Under • a bird in the hand • hummingbird • paper • sculpture • Cheong-ah Hwang  

Saelee Oh’s delicate paper cut work.

Under • Saelee Oh • paper • illustration  

Sara Christian loves piling on the paper and ripping it off.

via chromatichouse.

Under • Sara Christian • paper • illustration • figure  

This paper sculpture appeared one day at the Scottish Poetry Library. In the egg are the words of Edwin Morgan’s poem, “A Trace of Wings.”

via Bailey, This is Central Station.

Under • tree • poetry • lovely • paper • sculpture • mystery