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Happy New Year!
Today is New Year's Eve in the Chinese lunar new year. We are waving the year of the Dragon goodbye and welcoming the year of the Snake. So here is something for you, something dear and near to my heart. I am glad to present to you one of the five staple masks of the Peking Opera, "Jin".
Come celebrate the new year with us!
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Artist's Note:
Picture Credit: Modified from traditional designs.
Special thanks to *Amelie-the-Fox for inspiration.
Technical Details:
Equipment: Cutting board, Artisan cutting blade (#11)
Paper: Canson Mi-Tienes #506 (poppy red)
Took: about 10 hours
Size: See ruler
Technical Note:
You probably heard a lot about the Canson mi-Teinte already. So I guess I shouldn't bore you with more. I'm trying to use up my leftover stock before transitioning to the new origami paper.
Today is New Year's Eve in the Chinese lunar new year. We are waving the year of the Dragon goodbye and welcoming the year of the Snake. So here is something for you, something dear and near to my heart. I am glad to present to you one of the five staple masks of the Peking Opera, "Jin".
Come celebrate the new year with us!
______________________________________________________
Artist's Note:
Picture Credit: Modified from traditional designs.
Special thanks to *Amelie-the-Fox for inspiration.
Technical Details:
Equipment: Cutting board, Artisan cutting blade (#11)
Paper: Canson Mi-Tienes #506 (poppy red)
Took: about 10 hours
Size: See ruler
Technical Note:
You probably heard a lot about the Canson mi-Teinte already. So I guess I shouldn't bore you with more. I'm trying to use up my leftover stock before transitioning to the new origami paper.
Image size
1545x1916px 3.41 MB
Make
Canon
Model
MP280 series
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Love it! It's absolutely wonderful to see Chinese opera, especially in a medium as gorgeous as your papercutting! 
The patterns and the headdress are simply stunning, and I love beards in papercutting. The lines are always so delicate.
Just a little note, "jing ju" is Peking opera, and "ju" is actually the word that refers to opera itself :3
The patterns and the headdress are simply stunning, and I love beards in papercutting. The lines are always so delicate.
Just a little note, "jing ju" is Peking opera, and "ju" is actually the word that refers to opera itself :3