Annemarieke Kloosterhof

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  • About the artist
  • Paper Craft
    • Viktor & Rolf, L’Oreal – Paper Craft
    • Langley’s Gin – Paper Artwork
    • Little Amsterdam – Paper Set
    • Paper-Craft Model – ‘Perfume Factory’, for CJCT
    • Buckingham Palace – paper model
    • Pirate Island – Paper craft
    • Edible Idioms
    • Romeo & Juliet – Papercut Bookcover
    • NOEL – Paper Alphabet
    • 2018 – Paper Craft
    • Cutting Away Cancer
    • Paper Collage series “Abstract Architecture” – for CJCT
    • Paper Stop-Motion Animation – HASSELL
    • Victorian London – Layered Papercutting
    • Beehive 3D Paper-Cutting
    • Paper-Cut MRI Brain Scan
    • “Vital” Anatomical Paper-cutting Series
    • Les Enfants – Paper Set Design
    • Book Art Series
    • Memories of Autumn
  • Collage
    • Recycled & Handmade Paper
    • Miss Universe – Collage series
    • Paper Birds
    • September Sun – Teabags collage
    • War Horse – Paper Collage
  • Art Department, Film & TV
    • “Viva La Vulva” – Libresse commercial – Paper Craft
    • Blue Peter 60th Anniversary Shoot
    • BTS of Paper-Craft Music Video – coming soon
    • Production Designer – Laws of the Game
    • Series of Christmas Craft Adverts – John Lewis
    • Art Direction – ‘Semi Skimmed’ – Short Film
    • Art Direction – “Feeling”, Voodoo & The Crypts – Music Video
    • Gingerbread City – Museum of Architecture
  • Illustration
    • Renegade Wine Labels
    • Where’s Willem?
    • Dutch Elections 2017 – Political Illustration
    • Childrensbook “De Avonturen van Rosa and Willem”
  • Contact

Paper Birds

paper-art


Paper birds made using only tea bags.
August 2013

Paper Robin
-sold-

ROODBORSTJE square
Paper Blue Jay
-For Sale-
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Geschept Papier
BRAIN 1 copy
LITTLE AMSTERDAM - FINAL
noel 5 copy
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Romeo & Juliet - William Shakespeare
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Secret paper-illustration in the making! ✂️What will it be, oh what will it be...? All shall be revealed Wednesday. 👀 By Annemarieke Kloosterhof
✂️ BTS of a very fun paper-craft illustration that will be released very soon...!👀🎲 This project was seriously Amaze-boards... (Ok that was terrible. Whoever thinks of a better Boardgame pun wins an ice-cream.. ) By Annemarieke Kloosterhof #boardgames #papercraft #bts #gamenight #sneakpeek #papercut #blue #boardgame #tbt #paperart #tiles #pattern #games
Happy International Women’s Day to all my strong, ambitious, sensitive, independent, young, weird, confident, seasoned, shy, happy, quiet, carefree, loud, supportive and powerful people with vaginas out there! 😘 Keep kicking ass... You do you boo. By Annemarieke Kloosterhof #internationalwomensday
** THE MAKING OF** ✂️ Swipe through to see my super professional setup (ahum) of recycled paper, tables covered in bin-bags and mesh frames cut from leftover curtain fabrics... 💁‍♀️Gotta make do with what you’ve got. . The inspiration for this piece came from my big-ass Anatomy encyclopaedia books, which feature over 500 hand-drawn illustrations from the 19th century, almost all of which are based on the “typical human” body.... a 30 year old white male of 1.50 meters tall.... clearly times have changed! I was surprised to see that the only time any of the anatomical illustrations were drawn fitting the physical anatomy of a woman - it was when those illustrations were explaining the surgical side of labour, how a woman gets pregnant, and how the foetus grows.... all about the womb - nothing about the woman herself! No anatomical documentation of her bones, her organs, her veins or her muscles. With this piece I wanted to take the narrative back (inside) the female body and create representation of all it’s made of : blood, tissue, muscle, fat, and veins. The piece is made completely out of torn up recycled paper... no paint or colouring dyes were involved, and it’s all made by hand. . I’m really loving the messy recycled paper-making process, and am looking to make much more of it... Maybe it’s time to invest in a proper factory setup. 😅 I might even install a paper-marbling station next! 😉 I hope you guys like it! Happy weekend, By Annemarieke . . . . . #papermaking #papercraft #recycling #anatomy #anatomicalart #femalebody #papercollage #recycledpaper #handmade #paper #paperart #redyellowblue #fat #blood #muscle #colorpalette #diy #crafts #wellcomecollection #handmadepaper #paperartist #anatomicalart #cutandpaste #illustration #biology #scienceart #femaleanatomy #representation #women
“The Female Anatomy” Handmade Recycled Paper!✂️ This piece is a little different than the usual paper stuff I make - but I had lots of fun experimenting with the style and “blending” different colours. I love how vibrant they turned out! 😊 The inspiration for this piece came from my big-ass Anatomy encyclopaedia books, which feature over 500 hand-drawn illustrations from the 19th century, almost all of which are based on the “typical human” body.... a 30 year old white male of 1.50 meters tall.... clearly times have changed! I was surprised to see that the only time any of the anatomical illustrations were drawn fitting the physical anatomy of a woman - it was when those illustrations were explaining the surgical side of Labour, how a woman gets pregnant, and how the foetus grows.... all about the womb - nothing about the woman herself! No anatomical documentation of her bones, her organs, her veins or her muscles. With this piece I wanted to take the narrative back (inside) the female body and create representation of all it’s made of : blood, tissue, muscle, fat, and veins. The piece is made completely out of torn up recycled paper... no paint or colouring dyes were involved, and it’s all made by hand. It was a very therapeutic process to create this piece - and I’ll be sure to post The Making Off on insta so you guys get a better understanding of how it’s build up! I hope you guys like it. 😊 By Annemarieke Kloosterhof .
New recycled-paper project! ✂️ Apologies for the long absence - I’ve been crazy busy for the past two months ... ( I have pretty much been back in my studio non-stop ever since the dust of the New Year’s fireworks touched the floor)... BUTTT... this means there’s a bunch of very exciting projects coming up, which will all be released soon. 😊 . In the mean time, I’ve been working on a bit more of an experimental project with recycled paper! I really tried to use a big range of colours this time, and blend them (quite literally 😉) together to create a really vibrant palette. I will post the finished piece shortly - but first : Happy Weekend All!!! 🙌🏼💃🏻🎉 By Annemarieke Kloosterhof .
✂️All work and no play makes Annemarieke a dull girl... However - a brand new Studio-space and exciting new projects makes Annemarieke a happy girl! 💃🏻💪🏼 Happy Monday guys! Don’t let the January blues get you down, your luck might turn around. 😊 By Annemarieke . . . . . . . . . . #dice #papercut #luck #papercraft #mondays #paperartist #illustration #workinprogress #miniature #cute #games #januaryblues #boardgames #paperart
You know those Renaissance painters who would hide say a little mouse in each of their paintings as a secret signature move...? I feel like I’m subconsciously already doing that with mini papercut bicycles in all my projects! 🚲 But look how cute though! 😊✂️ By Annemarieke Kloosterhof
✂️💙 Back in the studio working on an exciting new illustration project... with none other than my favourite colour-scheme!💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼 I’m so happy to get started! 😊 Keep your eyes peeled kids... This is gonna be a fun one! 😉 By Annemarieke Kloosterhof
  • About the artist
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