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Lifelike Paper Birds by Diana Beltran Herrera
It’s been over a year since we last checked in with paper artist Diana Beltran Herrera whose skill in crafting the fine details of birds using paper has continued to evolve. Herrera’s work has begun appearing in several galleries and exhibitions around the world including the Art and Soul of Paper earlier this spring. She’s currently working on a collection of eight sculptures that will be on view at The Cornell Fine Arts Museum in Florida starting September 17th. See more on Flickr.
H/T: thisiscolossal
The Unsettling Sculptures of Choi Xooang
at Galerie Albert Benamou
Hyper Realistic Illustrations by Paul Shanghai
DeviantArt
Chinese artist Paul Shanghai can be drawing for 60 hours or more to perfect the look of flowing water, which is quite difficult to achieve due to the movement and transparency of this liquid. His artwork is composed on smooth paper that has a Bristol board kind of surface, and he uses various materials depending on each visual—e.g. mechanical and graphite pencils, erasers and blending stumps. (h/t: Illusion Magazine)
