I visited Natasha Molotkova's site PaperGraphic [no longer available] recently to see the latest. She continues to impress with paper art designs created for advertisements, book covers, and magazines. Each makes me think of a drawing brought to life, thanks to dimension provided by on-edge paper strips placed perfectly so.
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| Brazilian Tree Frog for a book cover |
Like Yulia Brodskaya, Natasha's technique is flawless with every strip serving a purpose. She adds just the right amount of interest with the addition of a colored background.
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| Pyramid for a textbook cover | |
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Neuron for a book cover |
Natasha is from Novosibirsk, Siberia and lives in England. She studied graphic design at a Russian university, but while earning a graduate degree in fashion, textiles, clothing construction, and surface design in Worcester, came across paper quilling and was fascinated.
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| Dodo and Dinosaur - cover of Accounting and Business UK magazine |
Rather than using typical quilling paper, Natasha cuts strips from cardstock and glues each one in place along its entire length. All of her work is done completely by hand.
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| Man - pharmaceutical company international advertising for a new drug |
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| Lily Pad - Brazilian Victoria Amazonica book cover |
See more of Natasha's work at PaperGraphic. She is represented by Blasco Creative Artists.
