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Intricate Pablo Picasso-Inspired Paper-Cut Notebook by Odding Wang

‘The Book of Red’ is a hand-crafted, paper-cut notebook created by Beijing-based artist Odding Wang. Its 32 pages were intricately crafted with simple designs inspired by Spanish painter Pablo Picasso.

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