"Meitu Appreciation" Can you believe that these are all made of paper?

Woodlucker is an American visual arts studio founded in 1987 by Ann Wood and Dean Lucker. Both are graduates of the Minneapolis School of Art and Design. Ann Wood specializes in paper carvings of plants and insects and feathers, while Dean Lucker enjoys making mechanical sculptures. They combine their love of paper art into their work, and then create countless compelling works.

Make paper into food:

Can you believe that the following mouth-watering fruits and vegetables are made of paper? The delicate and authentic texture makes people want to take a bite!

Make paper into flowers:

Paper and wire are cut with sharp embroidered scissors to create realistic and dreamy butterfly wings, feathers and flowers, sewn into a background made of wool and velvet, and preserved in an old-fashioned frame, making the overall appearance delicate and delicate.

Make paper feathers:

The feather pole is made of wire, the rest are paper as material, each delicate feather is created by small but sharp embroidered scissors, and then the color is drawn with different brushes, and finally the scissors cut out a 3D three-dimensional line. Isn't that amazing?

Make paper into insects:

If the above makes you admire the five bodies, then the next one will surprise you even more. The artist found inspiration from the plant identification guide and the pictures of plants to create, and the paper was made into a lifelike insect. Wings as thin as cicada wings, flexible tentacles, brilliant patterns, it is really a spiritual skill!

Paper Art Plant Wall:

In addition to the flowers, food and insects above. The artist also created more works and exhibited them on larger walls. Imagine how fun it is to have such a vibrant decorative wall in your home!

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