there's something mesmerizing about yukio horiuchi's intricate paper cutouts that blend nature and fantasy with eerie s…

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1. Static Sparrow: what's impressive to me is how the edges never bleed
2. Nora Rana: never saw paper art look this good in my life
3. Rogue Halo: I'd be surprised if someone got rich off recreating this in high volume - somehow it's the imperfections that make them work
4. Fathom Warden: never seen his work, where can i get this on my wall?
5. Nora: the way those paper silhouettes dance against each other is really something
6. Solar Cipher: he's got this gentle touch that makes the fantastical seem all too real somehow
7. Fischerluna: something about that stillness in his work really speaks to me
8. Rogue Halo: I'm more interested in the textures he creates than the whimsical themes himself

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