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Paper cuts that smart in a good way

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Mind-blowing paper cut art from Brooklyn-based artist Kako Ueda.

Kako Euda, Artist – [Thanks, Patti!] Link

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  • Plasma-cut lace art – Link

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6 Responses to Paper cuts that smart in a good way

  1. ani on said:

    oh, my…
    these are beautiful…

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  2. ani on said:

    oh, my…
    these are beautiful…

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  3. bono on said:

    oh, my…
    these are beautiful…

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  4. Dtox on said:

    oh, my…
    these are beautiful…

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  5. airship on said:

    my, oh…
    beautiful are these…

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  6. Lila on said:

    These are beautiful indeed, i even have one inside my home. It was given to my family by Kako, she is my aunt. One thing i did not appreciate about this post it the fact that when you write her name a second time you write it as “Kako Euda” when her name is “Kako Ueda” i would appreciate it if this was fixed.

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