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Cut paper artist. Former member of the creative team behind Arby’s social media (2016-2021) and contributor to Bombshells ATL community art egg hunt.
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Corvo Attano's mask from "Dishonored 2" 

Published November 11, 2016 
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Client: @arbys Restaurant Group
Agency: ROAR Groupe / Publicis Media
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"Time to put the mask back on. #Dishonored2"
Final shot of the finished red, yellow and brown cardboard mask in front of an Arby’s meal of Curly Fries, a Medium soft drink and a Gyro. Finished shot of the mask immediately after I finished crafting it from straight on. Close-up shot of the yellow cardboard showing how I could add very minute details by pressing into the cardboard - the small circles were made by taking a pen apart. Close-up shot of the mask’s left side showing the tearing effect on the brown cardboard.
January 19, 2026 at 4:38 PM
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The one that started it all... Our wedding invitations are the reason I got the job at ROAR Groupe to work on @arbys social. I hand-cut, folded, and assembled more than 130 of them from March to May 2014, making 3 or 4 every night (and went through a LOT of X-Acto blades).

#papercraft #cutpaperart
Collage of our wedding invitations from different angles All four hand-cut pieces laid out 130 cut paper bow ties made of blue gingham plaid paper and orange card stock My favorite of our wedding photos (and still my phone's lock screen image almost 12 years later)
January 14, 2026 at 1:52 PM
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This year's egg for today's @bombshellsatl.bsky.social hunt! All hand-cut paper and themed using Disney's "Encanto." Casita sits on top of an egg made to look like Mirabel's dress.

#cutpaper #cutpaperart #cutpaperartist #papercraft #papercrafts #papercrafting #encanto #bombshellsatl #fafatl
The finished egg featuring Casita from "Encanto" made entirely of cut paper with a bit of colored flock to make the trees and flowers stand out. Casita sits on top of the egg which has been wrapped in strips of light teal, teal and blue paper to mirror Mirabel's dress. Additional details on the dress are butterflies, flowers and leaves. An early photo of the walls of Casita from a ¾ angle before any of the roofs or floors were put on. Tiny corrugated cardboard made perfect tile roofs. The finished Casita sitting next to the to-be-covered egg in front of an Elmer's Glue Stick and standard-sized bottle of Elmer's School Glue. Each year's art piece starts with a wooden egg that is 2-½ inches tall, which meant Casita was less than 1-½ inches tall.
April 18, 2025 at 12:24 PM