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Renownedpaper quillingartistYulia Brodskayanever imagined that her career would lead to where it is today.
Brodskaya has recently written a book about her artistic process calledPainting with PaperPaper on the Edge.
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“Seeing”
Seeing
When did you first learn paper quilling?
I decided that it had to be my name illustrated and featured on the cover.
Samurai Dreams
Samurai Dreams (detail)
What were your first projects like?
“Seeing” (detail)
My very first projects were completely different compared to the large-scale portraits that I work on nowadays.
I was mainly focusing on typography and making decorative letters with paper strips.
What inspired you to experiment?
“Samurai Dreams”
How long did it take to develop these new techniques?
I can name several projects that seem to stand out.
I always give the same advice: just give it a try andenjoy the process.
“Samurai Dreams” (detail)
You will know that its right for you.
If you feel joy and pleasure from working with paper strips, at this point the outcome is secondary.
Remember: There is no right or wrong way, and it is NOT about the tools.
“Pull to the Light”
What can you tell us about your bookPainting with PaperPaper on the Edge?
How did the project come about?
What can readers expect?
“Sheshall”
Brodskaya with her piece Pull to the Light
What are you working on now?
Anything exciting you’re free to tell us about?
my recent works are about 1 by 1.5 meters.
“Sheshall” (detail)
It is all exciting and Im happy to share my paper art journey with so many people!
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Brodskaya with her piece “Pull to the Light”
