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Paper Cutouts Playfully Transform Landmarks

British artist Paperboyo cleverly uses cut paper to transform landmarks into humorous scenes.

By Moss & Fog1 min read

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British artist known as Paperboyo cheekily transforms buildings, monuments, and everyday items into humorous scenes using nothing more than some well placed cut paper.  The Leaning Tower of Pisa becomes a soldier’s love. A ski lift becomes an unspooling film reel. The cleverness is vast, and his Instagram page reflects his creativity and popularity, with over 250,000 followers. Via Colossal. 

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