This week on Creative Guts, co-hosts Laura Harper Lake and Joe Acone sit down with New Hampshire based artist Aaron Kane, also known as the Cut Paper Guy.
Aaron Kane has built a distinctive practice around the meticulous art of hand-cut paper, transforming simple material into intricate images of architecture, cities, imagined spaces, and emotions. In this episode, we discuss his history as an illustration student, his “Ah Ha” moments as he delved into cut paper as an art form, and what it means to build and sustain a creative practice as an artist in New Hampshire.
Check out Aaron’s work at www.thecutpaperguy.com. Follow him on Instagram at www.Instagram.com/thecutpaper_guy.
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