Cheong-ah Hwang’s Incredible Paper Illustrations of Storybooks

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Susana Polo

Published: Jan 2, 2013 10:13 am

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There’s something about Cheong-ah Hwang’s paper sculptures that makes it difficult to see them as what they are: mostly flat arrangements of cut-out shapes. In particular I’m going a little nuts over the shadow that candlestick throws. It’s… it’s painted on there, right? Check out some more of her illustrations in the rest of the post, and if you’d like to buy prints of them, go no further than her Etsy shop.

(via MentalFloss.)

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