Hattie Newman's delightful paper art

I recently discovered the work of Hattie Newman on tumblr and was immediately attracted to her intricate paper-cut designs. The British designer and image maker creates fascinating little cities entirely from paper that carry a sense of wonder and charm.

Hattie's originally from Devon, but now lives and works in London after studying illustration in Bristol. She enjoys painting too, but she thinks she haven't completely mastered the skill of it yet. While many of Hattie's creations may be miniatures, she has earned an impressive client base including Cadbury, Sony, Louis Vuitton, Honda, GAP, and The Guardian.

Visit Hattie's website and Bēhance page to view more of her portfolio.

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