I'm always blown away by those able to turn the most 2-dimensional material (paper) into 3 dimensions. Take a peak at this gorgeous cut-paper work by Helen Musselwhite from the U.K. Found on Thoughtful Day.
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23 August 2010
Time for a Portfolio: Helen Musselwhite
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