I've designed and carved this stamp for you to custom your bullet journal or every paper/cardboard : cards, mails, photo albums, scrapbooking works... With a convenient inking pad, you can also print on fabrics : tea towels, clothes... Have fun, possibilities are endless! This design is inspired by Art Deco patterns. This stamp is also a beautiful looking item. I've made it with particular care. It's hand carved with special tools in rubber then mounted on wood (maritime pine from Landes, custom cut, sanded and varnished). It comes in a recycled kraft paper bag. ( OPTIONAL : in a little origami box I've made, decorated with your stamp) Your stamp have a slight ink stain because I've tried it to check it's ok. pattern size : 4 x4,7 cm Other stamps are available in my shop, have a look at the last pictures! Ink pad is not included. *** BE CAREFULL : NEVER RUB OR SCRUB those stamps! *** *** FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY, NO COMMERCIAL USE, THANK YOU***

I am Parth Kothekar from Ahmedabad, India. For more than 6 years now I have been experimenting with, and learning from, papercuts. In order to challenge myself, I come up with a thematic series of artworks from time to time.

Inspired by the relics of his parents’ past as Czech publishers and book smugglers, Martin Tomsky (previously) produces laser-cut illustrations that introduce depth with several layers of plywood in varying tones. Originally immersed in drawing detailed scenes on paper, Tomsky transferred his skills to the 3D, creating stories that seem tangled in lore and feature the outlines of animal skeletons, dense forestry, and mythical beasts. The London-based artist aims to create work that speaks to craft, illustration, and sculpture, each piece serving as both a decorative object and wall-mounted story. More

Paper artist Sarah Trumbauer illustrates and creates original papercuts inspired by fairy tales. Equipped with only a few simple tools (acid-free paper

I am Parth Kothekar from Ahmedabad, India. For more than 6 years now I have been experimenting with, and learning from, papercuts. In order to challenge myself, I come up with a thematic series of artworks from time to time.

Artist Gabriel Schama continues to dazzle with his wood wall sculptures. The intricate creations feature designs inspired by the human form and geometry.

These delightful paper cuts are by Antony Hall from East Sussex!!! (link via Dear Ada

Explore luba_ma's 168 photos on Flickr!

Paul Roden and Valerie Lueth, a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based artistic duo, has unveiled their “Overlook” woodcut print, an epic work of art that they spent the last 2 years (on and off) designing and making. The dedicated duo, which runs the Tugboat print shop, painstakingly cut trees, leaves, grasses, rivers and mountains.

During the month of December, I immersed myself in a little papercutting. It was heaven to focus and explore a single medium for a few weeks. The result was several new shadowbox sculptures, some are pictured here, a brief show, and brisk sales with the majority going home tucked under the arms

During the summer (also known as the Wedding Season) this blog averaged one post a month. Now that there's finally time to breathe, I can barely hold myself back from posting multiple times a week! I went through my photos folder and found all the ketubot I'd been commissioned to make, and I mean to share them all with you here, one by one. I feel bad it has taken me this long! I'm sure I'll forget a few, but I'll do my best to include all (the ones I photographed, at least). So let's start with this ketubah, aptly named GINKGO & ORCHIDS. Sure there's a hydrangea in there as well, but what this ketubah is all about is the ginkgo leaves and the orchid flowers. I love these leaves so much, they're bursting out of the frame! This ketubah was a custom order commissioned in May by Allison & William for their 5th wedding anniversary which took place in August. Being an anniversary present this was not a usual request for me, and I was thrilled to be asked to bring the idea to life! 13X19 inches big, their one directive was to make the gingko leaves eye catching. I was excited for the challenge. FOR MORE PHOTOS OF THIS KETUBAH, SEE THE CUSTOM KETUBOT GALLERY. IF YOU TOO ARE INTERESTED IN A CUSTOM ORDER, PLEASE READ THIS PAGE OR FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME AT [email protected]!

Dongyang wood carving is a dying Chinese art that's been around since the Tang Dynasty, which began in the 7th century. This form of craftsmanship

Intricate lasercut wooden artwork based on a hand-cut papercutting design. Measures approx 16" x 14.5” cut into baltic birch 3ply wood. Light + Paper founder and artist Ali creates the designs for all our products as hand-cut original papercuttings. Once the original paper piece is completed, Ali scans the piece to digitally convert it to be reproduced as a lasercut wooden piece. Learn more about Ali’s unique process and story. Display  Visit our display information page for instructions and inspiration. This piece does not come framed - contact us if you'd like to arrange! Shipping Click here for our latest shipping estimates and info. Contact us if you need the item for a quickly approaching date.  Questions? Check our FAQs or Contact us with any custom requests.

This month has been taken over with custom designs for me. I posted on my instagram account (@woodlandpapercuts) sketches that were rejected, and got nice comments on them. Got me thinking of previous custom work I did, and how it turned out. With custom designs I always try to get as much information as I can from my client before I start sketching. Still, sometimes I don't nail it on the first try and the digital preview is used to flesh out the clients' vision of what they really want their ketubah to look like. Above and below are a selection of sketches that were rejected by the clients. No worries, the resulting ketubot were much better! More of my work can be seen in this gallery

Each Light + Paper piece starts out as an original piece of papercutting art, created by L+P founder and artist, Ali. With a blade in hand, Ali carves out little, teeny, tiny bits of paper with extreme precision. The hand-cut original is then scanned and transformed into a wooden lasercut. Measures 16 x 10 inches. Cut from 1/8" birch wood, unstained, unvarnished. This piece is available unframed or framed. Unframed piece is simply the wooden lasercut piece - it can be displayed directly onto a wall using 2-4 finishing nails - hang the piece by sticking the nails through the existing holes in the piece. Frame details: Piece will be mounted onto a white 16x20" matte board and framed in a birch 16x20" shadowbox frame with acrlyic front (front is not glass). SHIPPING Please note that items outside of Canada/USA might be charged duties upon arrival - you are responsible for paying all duties/customs fees. Please contact us if you need the item for a quickly approaching date. Unfortunately we do not provide refunds for items that do not arrive for a specific upcoming date. Learn more about Light + Paper: https://www.etsy.com/shop/lightpaper/about/ See the rest of our shop: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/lightpaper

35 Creative and intricate sculptures made out of wood...