Laser-Cut Wood Sculptures by Martin Tomsky

Martin Tomsky produces laser-cut illustrations that introduce depth with several layers of plywood in altering tones. Initially interested in drawing detailed scenes on paper, Tomsky transferred his skills to the 3D, designing stories that seem trapped in lore and feature the outlines of animal skeletons, dense forestry, and mythical beasts.

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