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More paper art by Jen Stark

by David Carlson on Oct 24, 2007 • 15:22 2 Comments

Jen Stark makes beautiful paper art out of multi-coloured construction paper. Below you can see some assorted images of her latest work.

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Earlier post about the paper art by Jen Stark here and here.

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Beautiful paper art by Jen Stark.

by David Carlson on Feb 24, 2007 • 7 Comments
Jen Stark makes beautiful paper art. It’s surprisingly to see what can be made out of regular multi-coloured construction paper. Tech Tags: paper+art jen+stark Andra bloggar om: papper, konst

2 comments

  1. Victor says:

    Jan 10, 2009

    Wow! This is really amazing! Freaking brilliant!

  2. Dr.Mehreen Shoaib says:

    Jun 14, 2009

    This is Really an Excellent Work of Art which i have never seen around! I would love to learn about this art more!

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