As we have mentioned on the site before, we are huge fans of the work of EVOL, the German artist who seems to have the ability to transform any landscape or found object into his own little world. Some of his best work involves found cardboard, where he takes a simple piece of paper and creates incredible cityscapes and urban environments on the cardboard surface.

Just a wonderful collection of conceptual bookends that play out as funny snapshots, created by Knob Creek Metal Arts and for sale now in their Etsy store. You can get yourself a giraffe, a near beheading, or a dog and a fire hydrant scene.

Caroline Achaintre approaches portraiture in a humorous and unconventional practice. Recreating strange and elaborate faces that verge on abstract shapes with basic geometric elements of eyes and a mouth  being the only recognizable figurative features at times.

Born in Russia and currently living in the UK, artist Yulia Brodskaya has earned an international reputation for her innovative paper illustrations. Her expertise is especially apparent in her latest piece, "Babushka," the first in a series of work that she considers to be her "declaration of love to the material and the technique..."

We just noticed that Jen Stark, the South Florida based artist who was featured in our March 2012 issue, just completed two new paper-cut works that are available at Cooper Cole in Toronto. The works are highly detailed paper cuts, with numerous colors and directional pieces all into one complete paper cut sculpture.