Okay. Since you guys want to buy papercuts (which I didn't anticipate, even if I told you I'd sell), I have some info.
1. Papercuts are the size of a piece of bond paper. 8 1/2 by 11 inches.
2. Tell me first what you want on it, and I can raise or lower the price according to how hard it will be to cut. I know right. Teeeeechnical.
3. This original artwork design (which you get to keep) can also be made into notecards and greeting cards and gift tags.
*happy dance on having accomplished something*
Yay.
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Showing posts with label scherenschnitte. Show all posts
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
papercuts
Nes-tuh-lay! Here's yours. I know you've waited a while. Hope you like it. :)
This second one was inspired by a song of McFly's. (of course.) It's called Star Girl, and it's currently my favorite "happy song". :D
I love this cut, too, even if I made a mistake. Eep. But you can still buy it, or anything else you want. just tell me, and if it is even remotely possible to make it a papercut, you bet me and my trusty x-acto knife will get it done. 'Cause that's how we roll.
"Galaxy defender, stay forever.. I'll never get enough of you." <3

This second one was inspired by a song of McFly's. (of course.) It's called Star Girl, and it's currently my favorite "happy song". :D
I love this cut, too, even if I made a mistake. Eep. But you can still buy it, or anything else you want. just tell me, and if it is even remotely possible to make it a papercut, you bet me and my trusty x-acto knife will get it done. 'Cause that's how we roll.
"Galaxy defender, stay forever.. I'll never get enough of you." <3
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
scherenschnitte
I'm very proud of this first one, I have to say. Haha. It was an idea that came while eating lunch. I sketched it right then, and cut for about and hour and a half. I think it came out really good, for a complicated drawing.
This is actually Ina's. I drew the people, and she went on from there. She's pretty good, don't you think?
This was Ina's request. She had written a song called "Little Bird", and she wanted me to illustrate a line from the song. The drawing was all from her brain, except for the little kerchief-on-a-stick bag. I was quite bent on putting that in. Haha.The colors are actually pretty bright and vivid, they just kinda got lost in translation from the paper to the scanner. :P
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