yulia brodskaya's paper-cut illustrations

using only a pallet of colored paper a detailed illustration of a man surrounded by doves emerges from the abstract lines.  

executed in paper utilizing the technique of quilling, the artwork is the first in a series which aims to bring a new perspective to this type of craft and its ability to convey meaning and emotions. 

designed for the five-day biannual sales fair in tokyo, the print and video ad campaign by steve nakamura showcases retro-futuristic costumes composed of paper and cardboard.

each work is meticulously carved from an outdated piece of text-- every layer is unearthed by the artist with the precision of a small blade, slowly restructuring the object.

each autobiography was created to stand as a realistic 3D portrait of its author.

embracing the cold climate of her native canada, the graphic designer has developed a series of installations comprised of larger than life texts spelled out in block letters made from ice.

the dynamic typeface was created using 3D max and realflow to simulate the forming and destruction of each letter via splashing, exploding fluids.

the temporary installation creates an landscape indoors, composed of sculptured alphabet letters that together form the text of robert walser's poem 'oppressive light'.