Japanese artist Haruki, better known as Twitter user @02ESyRaez4VhR2l, recently gained Internet fame when he posted his artwork on the social media platform. What was the key to his success? He masterfully transformed used Japanese snack boxes into realistic figures! His artwork has a name in

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Click to unmute   Yulia Brodskaya, an artist and illustrator from Moscow, creates expressive three-dimensional works of art using a quilling technique. She rolls or bends strips of paper and later glues them to the surface, resulting in vibrant colors and depth. Be sure to visit

It all started because I wanted a fiddle leaf fig tree in our very dark living room. I knew a live one would never survive so I made one using paper, paper mache, wood dowels, and paint. It was rewarding and fun to make! It has been a challenge and a treat to discover what other plants I can craft

This is not your everyday paper art. Russian artist Asya Kozina has been turning paper into high-art for years, and won renown for her impressive Mongolian wedding costumes. Kozina explains her motivation on Behance: “Historical wigs always fascinated me, especially the baroque era,” Kozina says.