Natasha Molatkova is taking quilling to new places. The Russian born artist uses cardstock instead of traditional quilling paper and gluing the entire edge for precision. Her works have transcended the normal markets for quilled artwork, appearing on the covers of books, in magazines, and in advertisements. And it’s no wonder why companies want her art–the beautiful colors and fantastic details bring life and interest to whatever subject she’s creating. You can read more about her work in this lovely feature on All Things Paper (a fabulous blog if you love paper!) and then check out even more images on her website, PaperGraphic.
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That is amazing! I would love that framed in my house. Gorgeous.
awesome!
Thanks so much for featuring Natasha’s wonderful work and for linking to my site. I’m glad you enjoyed the post!