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Artist Sarah Trumbauer illustrates stories in a different way. She is able to narrate a story by patiently cutting off a single sheet of paper using  X-Acto knife consequently forming these astounding nature-inspired images.

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Curious to see more? Check out her etsy shop.

 

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