Daniele Papuli creates objects and sculptures from paper with varying techniques…she creates practical, beautiful and fascinating objects, with some being made up from complex layers and folds of paper. The subtle use of colour and tone emphasise the shape and form of her pieces, with some being practical, (such as the pieces in the first [...]
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I am completely in love with all of the beautiful paper products inspired by the magical world of Alice in Wonderland. There are just so many incredibly talented artists out there! I hope you enjoy this round-up as much as I enjoyed researching it! 1 “Global affair” collage by Peter Clark | www.peterclarkcollage.com 2 “High [...]
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A guest blog by Kitiya Palaskas Greedy Hen is a design studio housing the wonderful collaborative projects of Sydney artists Katherine Brickman and Kate Mitchell. I’m a huge fan of their whimsical, playful work, including these amazing paper insects made for the opening of the Bugs Garden at Wildlife Sydney. Each intricately constructed insect and [...]
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For this weeks guest post I thought I would introduce you to the papercut artwork created by Kevin Stanton. Kevin creates paper cut artwork and illustrations to be used for a variety of contexts such as book covers and posters. You can see in Kevin’s creations that he has an obvious interest in all things [...]
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Ronald Ceuppens is a graphic artist that enjoys nature; renowned for reconstructing images by fragmentation to preserve the memory of a place. Ceuppens translates nostalgia from the past into a search for future pleasure creating an abstract world, filled with the sensitive melody of silence and serenity. images courtesy of Ronald Ceuppens blog View more [...]
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Hi everyone! My name is Kit and I am thrilled to be the new guest blogger here at Paper Runway. I’m looking forward to sharing my inspiring paper finds with you each week and creating vibrant, colourful and fun DIY projects for you to make each month, starting today! My fellow Sydney-siders will back me [...]
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Read our interview with Natalie Walton at Daily Imprint here.
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Today we discovered Gwyneth Leech. Gwyneth began drawing on her empty paper coffee cups during meetings in 2007. One thing led to another and the practice has come to absorb her completely. In partnership with Cheryl McGinnis Gallery, in 2011 Gwyneth has exhibited her cup drawings as public art installations in numerous locations around New [...]
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