When most of us sit down with a stack of cardstock paper and a pair of scissors or an exacto knife, we may set out to do some scrapbooking, make a thank you card, or enjoy a fun art project with our kids. But I would guess that creating fine art with that cardstock paper would never enter our minds. In fact, until two days ago, I never would have believed that cardstock paper could be a medium for any kind of art worth paying money for, or to hang in a prominent place on my wall.
Enter Jen Stark. I came across her work for the first time this past weekend while flipping through magazines at the bookstore. I was so captivated by what I saw in that magazine that I couldn’t wait to get home and review her website. I was certainly NOT disappointed. Take a look for yourself….
“Coriolis Effect”
Detail of “Coriolis Effect”
“Burst”
Detail of “Burst”
“Primaries: Red, Blue, Yellow”
“Primaries: Red”
“Paper Anomaly”
Detail of “Paper Anomaly”
To see all of Jen Stark’s work, visit the her website here. She also has some fantastic drawings, which you can view on the website.
(All photos from the Jen Stark website.)
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