But Calvin Nichols, a talented artist from Toronto (Canada), is engaged in this 30 years. In his work, he uses only scalpels, scissors and glue. What he creates from paper is exceeding all the expectations about the possibilities of this simple material.
We offer to look and evaluate how the paper comes to life on the artist's canvases.
To create one job leaves one month to two years.
If you look at, then in the eyes of the dog you can see who she looks at.
The artist depicts not only every wool, but also transmits emotions.
To create a figure, the hard core is presented first, describing the contours of the future figurines. It gives the sculpture strength, and the main small details are already attached.
The artist cuts paper on thousands of small stripes and manually collects sculpture.
Wings - especially complex elements in performance.
So that the sculpture looked bulk, paper strips are tightly stacked in several layers.
When the artist works with white paper, it is important for him to take into account the depth of planting every detail so that it creates the necessary shadow.
For the work of the "Paradise Bird" Calvin received a reward.
King of beasts.
"My passion for wild animals, nature, photographs, design, sculpture, light and shadow agreed at one point - in my works. When I started in the 1980s, I did not think how my work would look in 30 years. "
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