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Paper Mario: The Origami King

Series by Rich McCor || IG

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The Arc de Triomphe Minifigure

Image by Rich McCor

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“Spent about four days of my life trying to find something that looked like Freddie Mercury's famous leg stance for my latest image. In the end I trudged up to Derbyshire to find this railway bridge that did the job. “

Artist: Rich McCor 

Do not remove his credit, this amazing and he deserves recognition 

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Rich McCor Creates Clever Paper Cut-Outs That Interact With Famous Landscapes

Rich McCor Creates Clever Paper Cut-Outs That Interact With Famous Landscapes

  Artist creates Clever Paper Cut-Outs That Interact With Famous Landscapes

  A while back now we featured the work of English artist and photographer  Rich McCor and his brilliant series in which he travels to some of the world’s most popular tourist destinations and uses his tiny creative card cut-outs to transform them into fun silhouetted doodles using some clever perspectives.

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Whimsical Cutouts Taking Over The World

Photographer Rich McCor, the artist behind the quirky series juxtaposes paper silhouettes between his lens and the famous landscape, in an effort to showcase his humour through his artworks. It is almost as if the world is a big playground where he is the giant seen to be interacting with the landmarks.

His series has taken him his hometown of London, as well as in Toronto, and even to the streets of South Korea, McCor trying to leave a mark in this chaotic world.

Watch his works here.

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Rich McCor

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Artist Transforms Famous Landmarks with Quirky Paper Cut Outs

London-based artist and creative specialist Rich McCor transforms some of the world’s most famous landmarks, including Big Ben among others into playful scenes. With the sole use of paper and a pair of scissors, McCor designs quirky cutouts, which enhance the playful nature of some of the most prestigious manmade landscapes.

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Ask me anything process 

I've started experimenting the layout and the paper texture. I made another mock-up today with a smaller size (because of the printing error). The zine on the left side is glossy texture and the right one is just a normal piece of paper. Although the gloss paper was smooth and thicker than the right one, it was hard to read when reflecting by lights. I noticed that Rich uses matt black paper to make the cutout every time. I think I will print it on matte paper. Also, I think the conversation from my interview is too long as people are lazy to read. So I will edit the text again!