Delicate and amazing paper sculpture appreciation

We often see sculptures made of marble, plaster, or jade, but have you ever seen sculptures made of paper? Let us now look at the paper sculpture of the Canadian artist Calvin Nichols.

Calvin Nichols has been engaged in the creation of paper sculptures in the studios in the north of Toronto since the 1980s. Whenever a new work is born, he focuses on the main elements and lines of the work with lighting. When creating a paper sculpture, the thickness of the sticker is very important, too thin and easy to bend and deform, too thick and difficult to show some details.

Calvin Nichols's works are realistic and have a strong three-dimensional sense: the flying eagle is alive, and the eyes of her mother's orangutan with her son are tender and tender. Among them, the big-eyed frog that is ready to come out has the strongest three-dimensional feeling. The large lizard that sucks insects has uneven and winding lines. It is hard to imagine that it is made out of paper.