I have long admired Nikki McClure’s paper cut illustrations. I first thought they were screen prints, but they are actually all cut by hand from a single sheet of black paper with an exacto knife. Pretty amazing when you think how intricate her illustrations are.
Along a similar line, although a very different style of illustration, the blog green bean baby has a great tutorial on creating your own paper cut illustration with multiple layers of paper.

There is also a great flickr group where you can see some examples of people’s work. I especially like these ones from PinPal




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She does some really cute things, actually I have done a swap with her mom on flickr funoldnew. They are both really nice people, if you ever consider doing a swap with Nina (funoldnew) you should see how generous she was with me. You can see what she sent me at http://www.flickr.com/photos/ladyluckqueenbee/
10/8/2006 @ 8:26 am
wow, thanks for the mention!!!! and your blog is darling! (i gotta check out those recipes!!!) it is so nice to see fellow crafters and vintage lovers
10/8/2006 @ 6:21 pm
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7/23/2007 @ 5:44 am
Most of the time blogs don’t carry alot of information and just made for time pass. But I think your blog is the one where I have learned many things with your practicles and experiences. Thanks
8/20/2007 @ 7:09 am
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Thank you
Best wishes
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8/21/2007 @ 7:06 am