Nov 5, 2016
Paper-Cut-Project pieces for the La Mer project by Nikki Nye and Amy Flurry (Click to enlarge)
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Paper-Cut-Project pieces for the La Mer project by Nikki Nye and Amy Flurry (Click to enlarge)
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Paper-Cut-Project wigs for The Bay by Nikki Nye and Amy Flurry
Paper-Cut-Project for the Victoria & Albert museum's "Hollywood Costume" exhibit.
Judi Dench's hair as Queen Elizabeth 1 in Shakespeare in Love.
Paper-Cut-Project for the Victoria & Albert museum's "Hollywood Costume" exhibit, October 2012.
Paper-Cut-Project's latest: Birdman.
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Flurry & Salk | Paper Animal Masks
Last year two women, Nikki Salk and Amy Flurry, founded the Paper-Cut-Project, a company that conceives art direction and highly crafted installations in paper for window installations, runway, catalog and advertising campaigns. Flurry and Salk describe their custom made paper art installations as "fueled by a love for fashion and the appreciation of the grace and nuance of this simple material" They have designed installations and window displays for chic stores like Jeffrey New York and Atlanta and an exclusive collection of animals for Hermes. The above masks were designed exclusively for French luxury boutique Hermes, while the masks below are part of their Animalia series.
Paper-Cut-Project for Christie's Elizabeth Taylor exhibit, December 2011
My side blog dedicated to, well, dresses and clothes and hairs and things made from paper. Please check it out! ;u;