Photographer transforms famous locations into amazing artwork using paper cut-out props
From:People's Daily | 2016-07-08 10:14
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A quirky artist has used intricate paper cut-outs to transform some of the world's most recognisable summer holiday destinations into amazing artwork.
In the past Londoner Rich McCor has turned the London Eye into a bicycle, Big Ben into a watch and the Trafalgar Square lions into playful kittens.
But over the past six months the 29-year-old has turned his hand to converting global hotspots - and he does it all with nothing more than paper and a pair of scissors.
A quirky artist has painstakingly used paper cut-outs to transform some of the world's most recognisable summer holiday destinations into amazing artwork. Pictured is his comical addition of a selfie stick onto the Julius Caesar statue at Caesars Palace hotel in Las Vegas.
In the past Londoner Rich McCor has turned the London Eye into a bicycle, Big Ben into a watch and the Trafalgar Square lions into playful kittens.
But over the past six months the 29-year-old has turned his hand to converting global hotspots - and he does it all with nothing more than paper and a pair of scissors.
A quirky artist has painstakingly used paper cut-outs to transform some of the world's most recognisable summer holiday destinations into amazing artwork. Pictured is his comical addition of a selfie stick onto the Julius Caesar statue at Caesars Palace hotel in Las Vegas.
