Paper art sculpture

French artist Mlle Hipolyte’s latest paper art sculpture is a magnificent, three-dimensional representation of a vibrant coral reef. Titled "Coralium," the entirely hand-made creation is approximately 6.5 feet long by 3 feet tall, and was formed using various paper craft techniques.

Colorado-based artist Tiffany Miller Russel creates intricate paper sculptures of wild animals. Take a look at her detailed work.

From her studio in Lyon, Mlle Hipolyte scores, crimps, and fringes bits of paper that become sculptural interpretations of endangered species. She undertakes a rigorous research process that’s comparable to that of a botanist or zoologist before starting a piece and largely is concerned with the effects of the climate crisis on plants and animals. This realistic approach bases her practice in both preservation and celebration as she conveys the intricacies and natural beauty of coral reefs…

Believe it or not, but these gorgeous geometric sculptures were created out of ordinary sheets of paper by artist Matt Shlian. Based on the principles of origami, the 'paper engineer' uses complex folding techniques to create waves of intricately proportioned protuberances, arising from a flat, wall-mounted surface in a visually arresting array of patterns and colors.

I've long admired the talent and patience of paper cut artists who create amazingly intricate pieces by hand, however, there are many wh...

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How Harry Rosen makes his paper mache clay sculptures, and protects them from the weather with FlexBond mortar.