abstract floral paintings by Megan Carty

New England artist Megan Carty bring the soothing, healing energy of nature's majesty to the viewer through rich and vibrant colors, pooled together and blended in unique and dynamic ways. They come from her Spirit to yours. Painting intuitively, Megan often "sees" the image she wants to paint appear in her mind's eye. She then gains clarity through meditation and inspiration from an archive of her own landscape photographs taken in her home state of Maine. With an idea and some colors in mind,  she sets to work manipulating paint panels. These pieces are representative of a sort of ’micro-burst’ in our lives that brings forth growth, beauty, and change which seems to be what we are all are striving for in our lives. Seeing art that aligns with your life or your emotions and philosophies can be powerful.

abstract floral paintings by Megan Carty

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paper sculpture flowers by Hanna Nyman

Sweden designer and print designer Hanna Nyman creates visual poetry in the shape of colorful, flowery papercuts & paintings. Hanna whose studied at Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts and Design, make some of the elements are hand painted and others are upcycled from scraps of text.
The Scandinavian black/grey/white color palette, repetitive shapes, and whimsical animals make them fresh and appealing.

paper sculpture flowers by Hanna Nyman

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Awesome paper art by Wirin Chaowana

Wirin Chaowana,Bangkok-based artist  is so talented, she creates flowers, pendants and even complete tower-sculptures that are showcased in exhibitions regularly. The attention to detail is amazing. Her modest coloring and the absence of color in her floral works. It makes the papercut shapes come out so beautifully.

Awesome paper art by Wirin Chaowana

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Sonia Poli paper artwork

France paper artist Sonia Poli is tired of frames, than she decided to make something that ignores them. The result: a delicate paper collage called Vegetal Gradiant. Outgrowing the plate it’s portrayed in, it has carefully cut leaves that look like they will be hitting the ceiling shortly. And look: it has a well-hidden character peeking right at us!

Sonia Poli paper artwork

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Corrinne Young beautiful textile art

Corinne Young an UK textile artist passion flower embroidered on hand-made linen. Corrinne's interest in textiles emerged at a young age making clothes for her dolls and herself when she was around 9 or 10. She later went on to study a City & Guilds in Fashion Design before completing a BA (Hons) Textile Design at Bradford College in 2003. Taking her inspiration from flowers and insects, Corinne’s brightly coloured 3D textile art uses a combination of handmade linen paper and vintage materials. She employs both hand and free machine embroidery with a variety of sculpting techniques including stiffeners, stumpwork and wire.

Corrinne Young beautiful textile art

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Wonderful paper sculptures by Shuki Kato

All these wonderful paper sculptures created by talented origami artist Shuki Kato.Shuki Kato is the author of Origami City. Shuki Kato first learned about origami from John Montroll's groundbreaking title "Origami for the Enthusiast" around 1997 and has been hooked on this hobby and art form ever since. Around 2008 he began diagramming his original work and was later fortunate enough to be noticed and recommended to contribute to a new book "Origami Masters: Bugs" which turned out to be an important milestone in his career. Since then he has published an intermediate-difficulty origami buildings book "Origami City" coauthored by Australian Origami artist Jordan Langerak and in late 2017 he released "Origami Nature Study" which is features diagrams for some of the most complex origami animals ever published.

Wonderful paper sculptures by Shuki Kato

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Kasasagi paper art ideas

Paper artist Kate Kato creates detailed and intricate sculptures of plants and insects using recycled materials.Using recycled materials Kato try to capture the delicate detail and beauty found in nature. Kato who live in Wales is influenced by plants, insects and found objects which she recreate as intricate, life-sized sculptures and arrange carefully into collections and dioramas. She use traditional techniques such as paper cutting, carving and embroidery to shape and embellish the recycled paper.

From bees and butterflies to mushrooms and flowers, Kato’s approach is one rooted in nostalgia, with her pieces transporting her back to her childhood faster than a Delorean. Her use of recycled paper, as well as being an A+ repurposing of well-worn books and magazines, reflects that nostalgia and gives her sculptures a history and narrative. “I like people to be able to see where the materials have come from as well as what I have turned them into, evoking that childish curiosity we all have somewhere inside!”

Kasasagi paper art ideas

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