With a background in architecture, both Judith and Rolfe (who go by their first names only), are drawn to modern, simple and clean design, with themes like geometry, nature, and typography constant throughout their work. Their inspiration includes things like Japanese Kumiko screens, Islamic tile designs, Rosemåling, Art Deco details, optical illusions, wallpaper patterns, album covers, and vintage botanical illustrations.

“The reason I was initially drawn to paper is because of its availability and ease of use,” Judith relayed in an interview with Make MN. “It’s not an intimidating medium; everyone has experience with paper.”

Her techniques include quilling, folding, cutting, and layering, with the finished product handcrafted piece by piece. “I started rolling paper coils, totally fell in love with the process, the repetitiveness of which I find both meditative and relaxing,” she says.

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“The Turkish artist uses a wide range of hues to create chromatic elephants with a rainbow of shades, or work all of the brilliant blues of the ocean into a single sea turtle,” according to Colossal. “Runa left the corporate world to make quilled paper works full-time in 2015, and wrote her own book on the topic in 2017.”

Runa shares her work on her Instagram account where she has gathered a following of over 129 thousand people, and has an Etsy store where see sells all of her creations.

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The duo loves paper as a medium of their art because of its availability and versatility. Their artworks change shape and form depending on light, shadows and perspective.

“The technique I use most can broadly be called quilling since I work with strips of paper and lay them on edge to form designs,” Lee told Colossal.

Paper quilling is an art form that involves the use of strips of paper that are shaped, rolled, and glued together to make decorative designs. This artistic practice was widely used during the Renaissance period, which was used  by nuns and monks to decorate religious items.

Though the art was centuries old, Lee gives her work a contemporary touch by creating large and elaborate pieces of flowers and plants, resulting to incredible 3D artworks. “The paper strips are glued individually to create the artwork, not unlike sketching with paper,” Lee said.

Take a look below.

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With a background in architecture, both Judith and Rolfe (who go by their first names only), are drawn to modern, simple and clean design, with themes like geometry, nature, and typography constant throughout their work. Their inspiration includes things like Japanese Kumiko screens, Islamic tile designs, Rosemåling, Art Deco details, optical illusions, wallpaper patterns, album covers, and vintage botanical illustrations.

“The reason I was initially drawn to paper is because of its availability and ease of use,” Judith relayed in an interview with Make MN. “It’s not an intimidating medium; everyone has experience with paper.”

Her techniques include quilling, folding, cutting, and layering, with the finished product handcrafted piece by piece. “I started rolling paper coils, totally fell in love with the process, the repetitiveness of which I find both meditative and relaxing,” she says.

Follow JUDiTH+ROLFE’s work on Instagram.

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“The Turkish artist uses a wide range of hues to create chromatic elephants with a rainbow of shades, or work all of the brilliant blues of the ocean into a single sea turtle,” according to Colossal. “Runa left the corporate world to make quilled paper works full-time in 2015, and wrote her own book on the topic in 2017.”

Runa shares her work on her Instagram account where she has gathered a following of over 129 thousand people, and has an Etsy store where see sells all of her creations.

Scroll down and take a look at the gallery below.

The post Turkish Paper Artist Makes Colorful Quilling Art appeared first on MobiSpirit.

The duo loves paper as a medium of their art because of its availability and versatility. Their artworks change shape and form depending on light, shadows and perspective.

“The technique I use most can broadly be called quilling since I work with strips of paper and lay them on edge to form designs,” Lee told Colossal.

Paper quilling is an art form that involves the use of strips of paper that are shaped, rolled, and glued together to make decorative designs. This artistic practice was widely used during the Renaissance period, which was used  by nuns and monks to decorate religious items.

Though the art was centuries old, Lee gives her work a contemporary touch by creating large and elaborate pieces of flowers and plants, resulting to incredible 3D artworks. “The paper strips are glued individually to create the artwork, not unlike sketching with paper,” Lee said.

Take a look below.

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