Layered Papercut Shorts

Description: A vertical cut-paper cross-section turns Tokyo-3 itself into the reveal: surface city, retracting architecture, buried structural layers and the GeoFront cavity. A subtle Evangelion design built from the city's impossible depth rather than a character portrait.

Description: Carpet geometry, corridor plan and hedge maze become three nested cut-paper systems converging on a single door. The design reads first as elegant modernist pattern, then as a Shining reference.

Description: Immerse yourself in the stunning architectural heritage of Brooklyn with this unique 3D layered paper-cut design of the historic Pratt Institute Main Building. Originally designed by Lamb and Rich in 1887, this artwork reimagines the iconic Romanesque Revival brick structure as a beautifully detailed, multi-dimensional paper diorama. Featuring crisp textures, deep vintage tones, clean academic typography, and a charming minimalist black cat nestled in the scene, this piece is the perfect blend of retro mid-century poster aesthetic and modern craftsmanship. A must-have for architecture lovers, alumni, students, and fans of unique, artistic merchandise.

Description: Watercolor Papercut Style Galaxy Exploration Art

Description: Papercut Style Space Rocket Earth Illustration

Description: Cute 3D papercut art style Beagle puppy wearing a ghost sheet peeking over a pumpkin under the moon. Charming Halloween pet design!

Description: A mountain face is formed by successive rock cutouts; only at the deepest layer does a narrow silver doorway emerge. Two stylized trees, a crown-like form and stars are absorbed into the cut rather than presented as a copied emblem.

Description: A layered paper cutout style shows a serene sunset over the ocean with silhouettes of palm trees and a small island. The sky transitions from deep blue at the top to vibrant orange and pink near the horizon, with purple and pink wavy borders framing the scene.

Description: A human profile is built from increasingly complex layers of city, cables and synthetic anatomy, yet its innermost core is deliberately empty. The missing centre becomes the 'ghost'.