WORDS Mary Garner
Canadian artist Calvin Nicholls has been creating intricately detailed paper sculptures for 34 years.
Calvin makes use of a haut-relief sculptural technique, whereby a picture is carved to stand out from the surface, creating a striking three-dimensional piece.
Using simple monochromatic shades of white and off-white paper, Calvin creates artworks depicting wildlife, from foxes and birds to bears. Tiny slivers of paper are used to accentuate the details of the fur and feathers.
To view more of Calvin’s work, visit calvinnicholls.com.
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