April's Weekly Art

Just finished my fourth papercut inspired by the first line of Michael Pollan's article "

This is my second piece with the phrase starting "Lo Alecha". This text loosely translates

Alison commissioned this piece for her to give to her fiance as a proposal token. She requested two

This papercut has the traditional birkat habayit text along with the hebrew names of my two friends

Not much to say about this one, other than that I really really like how it came out. The two-tone

Continuing with last week's theme (animal skeletons) I've cut a snake skeleton this week. It

While looking through my papercuts from last year, I was particularly struck by the skeletons. I do

I designed and completed this papercut over a year ago but am only now posting it. This was a baby

After a hiatus of many months, I've completed another papercut. This one is the fourth in a

It's been a while. Hello out there. Been busy. New papercut. See attached or click: http://

It's been a busy summer, so I haven't been making art so much. However, this week I started

This is the third in what I plan to be a series of four or five papercuts featuring this bridge. See

This text loosely translates as "It is not for you to complete the work [of repairing the world]

I'm really enjoying these two-paper/two-color skeleton parts. This is the third one I've done

This piece was a commission from my fiance (very-soon-to-be spouse). I actually did the papercut

This is the second in what I plan to be a series of four or five papercuts featuring this bridge. See

This papercut features a cluster of grapes inside a round collection of leaves and vines. Very finely

After two months of puttering around in the metalshop and getting overwhelmed with fun events in my

I used two layers of paper, one white and one grey, to convey distance and space between the bones

This is my second papercut inspired by the first line of Michael Pollan's article “Unhappy Meals

Papercut of two cranes chillin' in a fantastical design. See the piece here: http://artistapril.

This piece was commissioned by Merrie, who gave me lots of free rein, asking only for a hamsa with

I'm kind of amazed that this papercut ended up holding together. I was worried the whole time

The text from this papercut is the first line of an article ("Unhappy Meals") by Michael

I used two layers of paper, one white and one grey, to convey distance and space between the bones

This papercut is a representation of human lungs and windpipe. It was not inspired by Dr Seuss, but

[It's been almost two months since the last "weekly" art email! Now I've got a few

This letter, called 'mem,' is also representative of the number 40 in Hebrew. Here's a

This piece was commissioned for someone who loves music and loves the recorder. Her initials anchor

This papercut has 6 layers of paper: three greens for the leaves, black for the window frame, grey