Wall Art; Evolution | SHL

Wall Art is a multifaceted area of ​​art.

It is primarily about creating art on the wall, regardless of whether it is three-dimensional or two-dimensional. It also includes creating art that can be placed on a wall, usually permanently or for a long time.

So wall art includes murals, murals, 2D and 3D sculptures, and other works of art that can be attached to a wall.

Wall art is often seen as an integral part of interior design. Hence, it is sometimes called wall decoration. It brings the look you want to give your place of residence or your collaboration.

You can use wall art for this purpose by choosing a piece of art that matches the ambience of the room you want to embellish.

As mentioned earlier, wall art is diverse. When people think of wall art, they think of a mural or a large painting that covers a large portion of the wall of a large hall.

Wall art definitely includes this, but it goes further. One factor that strongly drives this “further stretching” is technological progress.

Today technology is very closely linked to art. Artists like Bernini and Da Vinci created large and small works of art with the help of various workers.

Today technology enables artists to work more efficiently, if a little. Nowadays software applications make it possible to create clear, animated images. We have apps like Photoshop and Sketch.

Papercraft, wall art and technology

Technology has also helped tremendously with traditional art forms. Artists can take photos of their work and upload them to social media by tapping their screen multiple times.

At Papercraft we fuse our art with technology. We make paper, almost like Lego, so much so that you have to put the pieces together after you buy them. We also make lamps in the form of animal art. In addition, we make paper art of animals in their natural habitat.

See the headings below for detailed explanations of all the types of art we create.

Paper craft

First and foremost, it is about making works of art out of paper. It can be three-dimensional or two-dimensional. At Papercraft, we use paper to make art (as the name suggests, of course).

You may fear that the art is not permanent because it is made of paper. Well, crafting is not just done with ordinary paper.

Paper comes in a variety of shapes, and there are many sturdy, durable paper models out there. Most artists use cards for their paper art.

At Papercraft we create Paper Wall Art (works of art made from paper and placed on the wall). They come in different shapes and sizes. Our animal wall art is a fascinating form.

Animal wall art

We make works of art out of animal parts. These parts can be coupled and placed on a wall, like a two-dimensional sculpture. Usually these parts are connected with an adhesive such as glue and attached to the wall by the same means.

Our three-dimensional works of art look great without a doubt. But our two dimensional animal wall art pieces would add a very regal look to your room, especially our animal head wall decor.

We make the heads of various animals as two-dimensional works of art. These pieces can be placed on the wall of your living room or anywhere else. It creates a very aesthetic effect that many customers like to feel.

Final thoughts

At Papercraft, we make optimal use of the resources available to create excellent, permanent works of art of animate and inanimate beings.

Furthermore, the diffusion of this paper art space by us depends on the use of the technology.

We therefore ask all artists to ensure that they use all means available to them to bring their artistic, aesthetic ideas to life.

About the author:

Stacey Smith is a freelance health journalist. She is passionate about women's health, dental health, diabetes, endocrinology, and nutrition, and provides in-depth coverage of the latest health news for medical clinics and health magazines.