Miami-based artist Jen Stark creates these amazing sculptures using construction paper. Not only is it beautifully executed but her use of colour and proportion is fantastic. What makes me most impressed is the way she makes two-dimensional papers into three-dimensional sculptures. I’m sure that these “paper sculptures” can be a beautiful piece of art that can hang on any wall and make a home more interesting.
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hi, sir your work is really excellent i m very impresed by your work
hi there reaally ceative work hey can uplz. tellme how u did it its amazing
wow that’s wonderful! would you mind to share how to make the flowers from paper? i’m really interested to make some
Thank you so much
This is really something els, Wow it’s Beautiful.
Wel done
Your such inspiration to me, Thanks
Good luck to you
=)
excellent…..
very artistic creativity…..
Lovely, these are beautiful, I won’t ask how you did them cause that I’m sure is a secret. But, i’ll figure it out. I have an oragami wall, but I used the kasadama flower, it’s my favorite. It starts off at a small point with flowers the size of a quarter and gradually expaning to the size of a small melon. This flower of yours would look even more beautiful than mine. I love it!