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A 1000-Day Adventure In Miniature Paper Cut Art: Our 30 Creations (New Pics)
“1000 days of Miniature Art” is a self-initiated creative challenge we started on 1st January 2018 for spreading awareness about wildlife. The project focused on creating awareness among our viewers about the importance and beauty of wildlife through art, and we created 1000 different artworks, one artwork per day.
The process for each artwork begins with a sketch, and after that, the fur/feathers of the species are cut from paper using a precision knife in different layers. After that, each layer is colored using watercolors in the exact shade of the species. Each artwork takes four to six hours to finish depending on the details of the species. The tiniest artworks measure only 1.8 cm from head to tail. Each paper artwork is photographed either perched on a twig, walking or sitting in sand, or suspended up in the sky to look like they’re flying. This style of photography gives the viewer a sense of life in the artwork and a context to the species created.
You can check out our other posts featuring miniature paper art here, here, here, here and here.
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#1
Honduran White Bats
Final score:
56points
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#4
Indian Pangolin
Final score:
51points
#5
Praying Mantis
Final score:
50points
#6
Harvest Mouse
Final score:
50points
#7
Spectacled Caiman
Final score:
47points
#8
African Lion
Final score:
47points
#9
Griffon Vulture
Final score:
46points
#10
Blue Manakin
Final score:
41points
kitty_cnady 4 years ago
Here is a fact of them : the male go look for other males of the same species to make a group of dance they train around like 3 or 2 whole days until they find the female and they start making a "dance party" for the female and if the female accept the male who made it the group dance will stay with the female .
#11
Crimson Topaz Hummingbird
Final score:
41points
#12
Bengal Tiger
Final score:
40points
#13
Spotted Eagle Ray
Final score:
40points
#14
Green Peafowl
Final score:
38points
#15
Eurasian Eagle Owl
Final score:
38points
#16
Crested Porcupine
Final score:
38points
#18
Baya Weaver
Final score:
38points
#19
Fire Ants
Final score:
37points
#20
Gorgeted Woodstar Hummingbird
Final score:
36points
#21
Lesser Florican
Final score:
35points
#23
Painted Beauty Butterfly
Final score:
34points
𝔓𝔲𝔯𝔭𝔩𝔢 ℜ𝔞𝔢𝔑 4 years ago
These. Are. The. BEST!!! I wish there were more PAPER butterflies behind the glass frames- instead of the real ones.
#24
African Pygmy Hedgehog
Final score:
33points
#25
Sparrow
Final score:
33points
#26
Chameleon
Final score:
33points
#27
White-Tailed Deer
Final score:
33points
#28
Little Bee-Eater Group
Final score:
31points
kitty_cnady 4 years ago
When I was little I used to call them scissor bird because of their tail
#29
Saw-Billed Hermit
Final score:
31points
#31
Leopard
Final score:
22points
#33
Indian Palm Squirrel
Final score:
22points
#34
Black Cormorant
Final score:
22points
#35
Lion-Tailed Macaque
Final score:
21points
𝔓𝔲𝔯𝔭𝔩𝔢 ℜ𝔞𝔢𝔑 4 years ago (edited)
The mushrooms and the greenery on the stump, though! Has, well, got ME "stumped!"
#36
House Crow
Final score:
21points
Kassiopeia 4 years ago (edited)
This reminds me of this one meme, but opposide https://images.app.goo.gl/G8pRmPhnwSCygegT8
#37
Blood-Red Glider Butterfly
Final score:
21points
#38
Mammoth
Final score:
20points
#41
Plain's Tiger Butterfly
Final score:
20points
#43
Mongoose And Cobra
Final score:
19points
#44
Indian Grey Hornbill
Final score:
19points
#45
Hippopotamus
Final score:
18points
#46
Snow Leopard
Final score:
18points
#48
Sloth Bear
Final score:
17points
#52
Blue Bull
Final score:
14points
#53
Blackbuck
Final score:
11points
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WildBerry 4 years ago
Loved each one! So detailed and because they are so tiny, it must have taken a steady hand a long while. Thank you for sharing your art!
Vaishali (Post author) 4 years ago
Completely my pleasure and I am so happy you liked my art
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Powerful Katrinka 4 years ago
Extraordinary! I was not expecting this degree of verisimilitude.
WildBerry 4 years ago
Loved each one! So detailed and because they are so tiny, it must have taken a steady hand a long while. Thank you for sharing your art!
Vaishali (Post author) 4 years ago
Completely my pleasure and I am so happy you liked my art
Load More Replies... Powerful Katrinka 4 years ago
Extraordinary! I was not expecting this degree of verisimilitude.
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