Eiko Ojala’s Digital Papercut Illustrations

Take a look at the illustration work of Estonian artist Eiko Ojala. The artist works digitally without the help of 3D software where he draws everything by hand to designing landscapes, figures, and portraits that look as if they’ve been cut from paper. His method involves a mix of digital illustration, paper textures, and a combination of both real and artificial shadows. Looking at his artwork, it’s hard to tell which ones are made from real paper and which ones are not!

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