I am Parth Kothekar from Ahmedabad, India. For more than 4 years now I have been experimenting with, and learning from, papercuts. In order to challenge myself, I come up with a thematic series of artworks from time to time. I have shared all my previous series on Bored Panda (find here, here and

I’m Andrew and I make a living cutting thousands of holes from sheets of paper to reveal street maps of interesting places. Show Full Text About two years ago I was a successful middle manager at a multinational corporation when one day I was hit by a long and deep bout of depression. Seeking

I’m a papercutting artist who uses an x-acto knife to carefully cut my creations out of paper. Show Full Text I’ve created incredibly detailed artistic re-imaginings of several human organs. To create each piece, I draw the outline of the organ, and begin cutting the inside free-hand with

Japanese artist Mr. Riu creates detailed papercuts of extraordinary complexity that are all cut entirely by hand using a craft knife. His works are mostly concentrated around intricate mandalas and delicate patterns created using a zentangle technique. While Mr. Riu’s highly-structured artwork is

I am Parth Kothekar, paper cut artist from Ahmedabad (India). It was during my experiments with graffiti stencils that the idea of paper cuts came to my mind, then I began by creating the stencils in inverse fashion. This art form made me feel more connected to my work. I felt the ‘life’ in them.