cut.

stained glass paper windows.

cut with lasers, from the mind of eric standley.

science and art make nice friends.

trimmed at beautiful decay.

bone white.

skull note cards.

from some hardcore stationers.

drawing on the walls.

this is otto. he's 8.

he drew both of those sweet wallpaper patterns.

i'm especially fond of the mountains.

and since he has an awesome mom, you can enjoy them too.

sold at fine little day.

what's black and white and awesome all over?

it's newspaper wood!

created by mieke meijer and vij5.

you can make stuff out of it...

can be cut, milled or sanded.

and still retains the ultimate awesomeness of woodgrain.

this is very cyclical stuff.

tree > wood > pulp > paper > newspaper > newspaper wood > newspaper wood treehouse

mind blown by make

this just in. paper rules.

all of the above is paper. incredible edible paper.

from a wide variety of artists, many of which we've featured here.

never ceases to be jaw-dropping though.

there's more at the web designer depot

sketchy.

one of my favorites, brendan monroe.

has released a new zine.

it's only $6 shipped to your house.

so go buy one.

i did.

war!

[runs to the raid the printer for paper]

sticky fur.

the global warning bear.

he should be eating mint chocolate chip.

designed by the great kenn munk

cut you up into little pieces.

we've found the x-acto samurai.

her name is katrine hildebrandt.

l.o.v.e. this work.

a ton more at her site and blog.

sliced and diced at dudecraft

cut it out, would ya

so delicate.
so precise.

so hard to pick a favorite
at papermode home.

i'm dizzy
reminiscing about hypotrochoids.
oh, spirograph.
we managed to smear
ballpoint ink all over
the formica countertop
{and pretty much everything else we touched}
now, didn't we.

the fastest metro in the galaxy.

no glue. just a parisian metro ticket and a knife.

purple 7 reporting for duty.

the handiwork of hubert de lartigue

he also shows you how to make your own.

in formation at gizmodo

just paper.

have you ever cut out a tree with an x-acto?

didn't think so. well, this is a forest... with animals.

that's hard.

helen musselwhite must have gnome hands.

well done ma'am.

trimmed at substudio

those tiny bones.

beautifully delicate paper and wire sculptures.

from polly verity

just the right amount of creepy.

glued at reducedfiguration

refined rubbish

um, these are paper.
yep, a tumbler. a bowl. plates.
disposable.
eco friendly.
aesthetically pleasing.
ergonomically friendly.
i'm busy loving these right now.

check out the other amazing paper tableware products by wasara.

the birth of flight.

yes.

support.

incredibly detailed prints by vasco mourao.

i used to draw things like this as a kid, but they always sucked.

these are different.

and still available. go buy one for someone you like.

nailed by substudio

paris has great lines.

studio k does it again.

this time through addition instead of subtraction.

really amazing.

and this one is still for sale. you better run.

my what big head you have.

eric testroete created a larger version of himself for halloween.

modeled in 3D and then papercrafted together.

so damn cool. and beautiful pictures.

glued at gizmodo.

fold me in here.

the emperor's castle by thomas hillier.

papercraft produced by the bartlett school of architecture.

wicked.

made from make.

she has no patience.

nyc to the x-acto.

from the hand of k.

this one is sold, but you can stalk the london version at etsy.