Eiko Ojala Uses Layered Sheets to Create Cut-Out Landscape Art
Gil Cohen — March 14, 2013 — Art & Design
References: behance.net & ianbrooks.me
In his masterpieces, artist Eiko Ojala uses a collage-style technique where he uses slices of paper to create beautiful cut-out landscape artwork. His scenery uses only a few colors, such as blue and green tones, to pick out skies and mountain ranges, adding depth and dimension to his essentially 2D constructions.
The white pages are as pure as the snowy peaks, showing off the shadows cast by the paper silhouettes layered on top. This series embodies a minimalist view of a little log cabin at the base of a snow-capped mountain range, alone in an isolated yet sublime landscape.
Eiko Ojala’s cut-out landscape is a peaceful and dainty look at nature.
The white pages are as pure as the snowy peaks, showing off the shadows cast by the paper silhouettes layered on top. This series embodies a minimalist view of a little log cabin at the base of a snow-capped mountain range, alone in an isolated yet sublime landscape.
Eiko Ojala’s cut-out landscape is a peaceful and dainty look at nature.
Trend Themes
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