Dmytro and Iuliia of
DreamPapercut are a young couple in Kyiv, Ukraine who make paper cuttings in universal themes... objects of beauty, nature-inspired, and expressions of love. Their photographs are as beautiful as the silhouettes!
Each piece is painstakingly hand cut from a single sheet of paper and depending on complexity, takes several hours to several days to complete.
I asked Dmytro and Iuliia to tell us how they got their start as paper cutters. They replied that their story began when each attended classes in painting, drawing, and paper craft as children. Dmytro and Iuliia studied at university, not in artistic fields, but all the while remained interested in creativity.
Making a greeting card with hand cut elements for a friend’s
birthday was a step that led them to the realization that art was meant to be an important part of their lives. A
strong interest in paper cutting took root and they taught themselves to cut
silhouettes from purchased, printed images. The work you see in this feature, however, are several that Dmytro and Iuliia designed with Photoshop.
Some of their paper cuttings can be customized, such as initials on the balloon above. For the bird's nest, a couple's names and wedding date can be added and even the number of eggs can be adjusted - sweet!
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fantastic creation...marvellous
ReplyDeleteTruly amazing!!So very intricate!!
ReplyDeleteI continue to be amazed at what cut-paper artists do. There's no room for mistakes when working with designs like these. Marvelous.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work. Loved looking around in their etsy store too. :)
ReplyDeletewow awesome talent there, talk about steady hands, they have them !!!
ReplyDeletePaula
wonderful work!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely beautiful papercuts!!
ReplyDeletethe birds are my favourite!!
licia
Astounding work!
ReplyDeletepaper-cutting always has me wanting to see and these are beautiful subject matter
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS papercuts! What an awesome venture to make together!
ReplyDeleteI've seen these before, but they're always breathtaking to see.
ReplyDeleteWhoa! You know a digital cutter (cricut, eCraft...) could NEVER replicate work like this...and that makes me happy. Their work is beautiful!!!
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