When paper-cut art meets architecture, global landmarks have been damaged

When paper-cut art meets architecture, global landmarks have been damaged

Completely different from other paper-cutting artists, the well-known London artist Rich McCor only uses black paper to successfully cut out various characters, animals and thing.

Then start activities with other buildings and scenery, especially landmark buildings, and finally take photos that open up your imagination.

His first work was to transform Big Ben into a watch.

At that time, I was taking photos with origami, when a father and daughter passing by were particularly interested in my work.

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This makes me very happy, and it is also one of the reasons that inspires my creative passion.

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Under normal circumstances, after he sees a building or a scenic spot, he will immediately have a massive amount of inspiration pouring out. .

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Sometimes it only takes ten minutes to basically determine the content of the creation, and sometimes it takes a long time to figure it out.

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Now he has received sponsorship from a publisher.

This publisher mainly operates a private travel guide magazine called Lonely Planet.

I believe this artist will go to more cities in the future and bring more exciting works to people.