She highlights that she has been working in the commercial industry for 20 years, and adds that she mostly finds inspiration from nature, but that she also takes it from the design world, like fashion, interiors, and graphic design.

According to Lloyd, “paper is the perfect medium to express the beauty of nature, with its tactile quality and a vast range of colors and styles.”

“Through practice, I’ve learned how to sculpt the paper so they look like they’re titling and turning their heads, which makes them feel more alive. Also, I try to give the wings the appearance that the birds are ruffling their feathers, also to make them seem more alive,” she told Colossal.

Check out the gallery below to see her 3D masterpieces. Which one is your favorite?

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“I started to create designs out of paper about 6 years ago. I started to make things in my spare time while I worked on graphic design and animation projects. I first made a 2D paper hummingbird. I loved working with the paper and found the whole experience really relaxing, almost like meditating,” Lloyd said.

She’s become better and faster over time, so now it takes her around 5 days for one model. Her inspiration comes from nature as well as design and fashion, so the results is often a mix of both worlds. Enjoy her work below.

The post Hand-Cut Paper Sculptures of Plants, Insects and Animals appeared first on TettyBetty.

She highlights that she has been working in the commercial industry for 20 years, and adds that she mostly finds inspiration from nature, but that she also takes it from the design world, like fashion, interiors, and graphic design.

According to Lloyd, “paper is the perfect medium to express the beauty of nature, with its tactile quality and a vast range of colors and styles.”

“Through practice, I’ve learned how to sculpt the paper so they look like they’re titling and turning their heads, which makes them feel more alive. Also, I try to give the wings the appearance that the birds are ruffling their feathers, also to make them seem more alive,” she told Colossal.

Check out the gallery below to see her 3D masterpieces. Which one is your favorite?

The post Lisa Lloyd’s Paper Sculptures Are Inspired by Birds appeared first on TettyBetty.

“I started to create designs out of paper about 6 years ago. I started to make things in my spare time while I worked on graphic design and animation projects. I first made a 2D paper hummingbird. I loved working with the paper and found the whole experience really relaxing, almost like meditating,” Lloyd said.

She’s become better and faster over time, so now it takes her around 5 days for one model. Her inspiration comes from nature as well as design and fashion, so the results is often a mix of both worlds. Enjoy her work below.

The post Hand-Cut Paper Sculptures of Plants, Insects and Animals appeared first on TettyBetty.