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Paper cut:

http://www.norikoambe.com/index.html
paper cut / by Noriko Ambe

Books always my best in my life... So while searching a book, I found this. It is amazing. Paper cut design/art! Noriko Ambe, her works are amazing. Books seem that was the inspirarion for her. But I also remembered the name, from Denmark, Peter Callesen's works are so beautiful too. I love his compositions in this field. And it is unbelievable they are all paper cut (paper work)! In my culture, I mean in our traditional art, there is paper cut too, it's coming from Ottoman art, she is one of the artists about this traditional art, Feyza Oyat
(http://kapatita.blogspot.com/2009/02/feyza-oyat.html)

by Feyza Onat

http://www.petercallesen.com/index/A4PAPERCUT_000.htm
paper cut / by Peter Callesen

I wanted to share with you too, these are inspirational touches for me and my first paper cut work is a butterfly "just there"...





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nia

Those were great! That's really an art made by an artistic person. Thanks for sharing it here. More please. I will highly appreciate it.I also love books especially novels.

Thank you so much, it is so nice to share. I love art world... And they are all inspiration for my creative world. But sure, reading, watching, listening too... How would it be a life without them. Nice to meet you, you are welcome.

Happy readings, enjoyable times,
Have a nice day,
with my love,
nia

Very interesting - thanks for posting this.

Thank you Toad, I'm glad you found them interesting,

Have a nice day,
with my love,
nia

Aristide Maillol's works are great. But I just want to make a point about the difference between these photos. How impressive the second one with the reflection on the water face...


The River - Museum of Modern Art, New York City

The River by French sculpture Aristide Maillol.
* Maillol, (1861 -1944) The River is considered Maillol's last masterpiece. In 1938 the artist received the commission for a monument in memory of the pacifist Henri Barbusse. He produced a monumental figure to symbolise the abolition of war. Ironically enough, it was precisely the war that putted an end to the project. Nevertheless, Maillol didn't abandon the statue which he managed to achieve, with a new title, before his death in 1944.

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with my love,
nia

http://www.artcornwall.org/exhibitions/p...piness.htm

This one is interesting... have you heard this before, "psycho/geography", Upper Gallery, Newlyn Art Gallery....

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nia

http://www.infrastructurist.com/2009/10/...s-edition/

Have you seen this? This is an art... but ironically reminded me we are all sitting on a fire ball actually if we think deeply! Think of the magma!!!

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nia

Wow! It's great to see some art in here. Lovely examples. The butterfly paper cutout is really fine.

Don Schaeffer Wrote:Wow! It's great to see some art in here. Lovely examples. The butterfly paper cutout is really fine.

I've just read something on google about art, says that "doctors practice medicine; artists do not practice art. ", I loved it

Thank you Don, I know you are an artist too and art means a lot for you too, I am glad to see you here and visiting this humble topic I just try to share somethings that I enjoy, love, like... It is always so nice to share with you too!

Have a nice day,
with my love,
nia

Dead Flies Art

http://acidcow.com/pics/4553-dead-flies-...pics.html/




All these creative Photographies by Magnus Muhr
http://muhr.area81.se/engindex.asp

Creative world and creative minds.... these are all amazing


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nia

Very interesting topic, nia specially after I read in the news today. Famous works of art thrown away

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/8486359.stm

Thanks for sharing....

Irma Wrote:Very interesting topic, nia specially after I read in the news today. Famous works of art thrown away

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/8486359.stm

Thanks for sharing....

Famous works of art thrown away... This was interesting too, thank you for sharing this dear Irma. Art world is full of with many suprises and as I said everyday something happens and coming us.... But this should be the nicest thing of human world, creative minds never stops!

Muses and Beauties be with you always dear Irma,
with my love,
nia