What can imagination make out of a piece of paper

Most of us associate paper cutouts with more or less successful art lessons in early primary school. In this area however, happens a lot more, and after the propagation of the laser paper cut, complexity and precision significantly changed. Below is my selection of some interesting examples of what's new in this topic.

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Photos by Zim and Zou via Behance Network

Photos by People Too via Behance Network

Photos by Helen Musselwhite

Photos by Anastassia Elias via Behance Network

What on the wall? Seriously, what we really want to watch?

Most likely, probably nothing for long... After a few months we actually stop standing it out from the rest of the surroundings. Finally portrait of a grandmother or a fancy lettering are impressive only to friends who haven't seen it yet. In that case... mixing is the thing. After all, nothing is so refreshing as a change of decoration. The more frequent the better. So it makes no sense to bother with an expensive installations or with heavy trinkets. Better to have fun with changing and organize a new exhibition let's say once a quarter, up to you.

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Photo by design is mine

Photo by decor 8

Photo by design is mine

Photo by Shannon Eileen

Photo by simply grove

Photos by nestfully

Photo by art wall