Geometric paper cutting designs by Sarah Louise Matthews
Geometric figures are often used in paper art design. Not only origami, many paper-cut engraved papers will try to present different combinations and styles of geometric figures. The combination of multi-layered geometric figures makes it difficult for people to "sink" into those wonderful paper art works. Sarah Louise Matthews is such an excellent paper craftsman. At first glance, her works are just simple geometric pattern combinations, but these paper art works always exude a magical power that makes you want to see what other magical works she has next that you haven't appreciated yet. arrive. This is where the magic of her geometric paper art works lies.
Sarah Louise Matthews’s paper-cutting and engraving works are not entirely done by hand. She is mainly responsible for the combination of designs and patterns, while a large amount of mechanical repetitive work is completed by laser engraving, which is also modern A direction for the industrial development of paper-cutting. After all, the demand for many excellent works in the market is still very high. If you only rely on your own efforts to create, the cost of labor will cause the price of these paper-cut and engraving works to soar. At the same time, it will also affect paper art designers to have more and sufficient time to think about newer and more creative paper art works. It is precisely because of this that Sarah Louise Matthews handed over a lot of mechanical work to machines.
Sarah Louise MatthewsThe geometric paper-cut design has its own unique aspect compared to the paper-cut and engraving works of other paper art masters. He has great experience in matching the pattern hollowing out and background color after cutting, and the application is also very clever. Due to this all-round combination of color, light, shadow and pattern, when people see these exquisite paper art works, they often mistakenly think that they are seeing some mysterious symbols from aliens, which shows the invisible messages conveyed in his works. It is still very rich, allowing those who appreciate these works to feel the power of art within them. This is a magical effect that many other works cannot achieve.
Not only the color of the front and background of the paper, but also because Sarah Louise Matthews' cutting did not throw away the cut parts, but also folded these parts, thus cleverly utilizing the two-color characteristics of the paper. This kind of The advantage of using it is that it uses the simplest way to create the richest effects, but the sense of simplicity and elegance is definitely not lost. It is a bit similar to using paper to make various types of Kawasaki Origami Roses, the basic idea It remains unchanged, but mainly changes in the rotating shape, and cleverly uses light and shadow to bring a richer folding experience.
Sarah Louise Matthews’ paper-cutting and engraving productions are very suitable for being made into wall hangings, especially now that many people like and pursue this artistic way of home decoration, so it is conceivable that if Sarah Louise Matthews’s works are introduced to the market , just selling it in the form of paper art wall hangings will have a lot of consumer demand, plus how to integrate it with some holiday themes, such as adding more Christmas elements during Christmas Geometrize and cut onto cardboard! This also allows us to see that the prospect of linking paper art with economy is still very broad. If you like this type and style of paper-cutting and engraving, why not give it a try yourself.
