Have you ever seen art that seems to defy the limitations of its materials? Enter the captivating world of Rebekah Jenkins, a UK-based 3D illustrator who breathes life into animals using nothing more than thin strips of colored paper. The art form, known as paper quilling, involves meticulously rolling and shaping these paper strips to create intricate designs.
Jenkins takes this technique to a whole new level, crafting stunning portraits of a variety of creatures. From the majestic sweep of a lion’s mane to the delicate features of a hummingbird, her artwork captures the essence of each animal with remarkable detail and vibrancy. The 3D aspect adds another layer of depth and realism, making the animals seem to leap right off the canvas.
The meticulous nature of paper quilling requires immense patience and precision. Each artwork is a testament to Jenkins’ dedication and skill, transforming thousands of tiny strips into breathtaking masterpieces. Whether you’re an animal lover or simply appreciate artistic talent, Rebekah Jenkins’ paper quilled creations are sure to leave you awestruck.
I make art from thousands of pieces of strips of coloured paper. It takes time and patience but the 3D result is wow.
Rebekah Jenkins
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