Jackie Huang is a talented paper artist from Los Angeles. We contacted the author to ask some questions about her work: “The medium I use is something most people encounter as an everyday object – paper. I try to turn that ordinary object into something extraordinary. Something that asks the viewer to stop, to take a second look, and to think outside the box.I first got into paper art through pop-ups. At school, I had been struggling with my drawing and painting skills for a while. I wanted rules and yes/no answers for things, but art doesn’t usually work that way. But when I found paper as a medium, everything clicked. I’ve always had a very good sense of 3D spatial reasoning so I found working with paper to be very natural".
"Now, I use a variety of techniques to create my works – layering, quilling, paper engineering, etc. I don’t limit myself to a particular technique so I can explore and experiment. I seek inspiration from lots of places – animation, fashion, stationery, packaging, and children’s books. The biggest inspiration though has been events from my own life. It may sound cheesy, but I think that’s when I create my best work. It’s when I can tell the story that no one else can tell”.
Check the amazing artworks below!
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Maleficent, Sleeping Beauty and Ursula, The Little Mermaid

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Anna And Elsa, Frozen

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Rapunzel

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Aladdin

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Belle, Beauty And The Beast

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The Seven Dwarves, Snow White

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Cinderella

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The White Rabbit, Alice in Wonderland

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Aristocats

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Other works: Koala

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Harry and Ron meet Aragog, Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets

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Superman

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The first pop-up I ever made

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Totoro

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