Why teaching yourself paper craft could earn you more money

If you think paper craft has been and gone, you're wrong. There are still increasing numbers of clients who seek the tactile, handmade beauty of paper-cut illustration to communicate their messages to their audiences.

And, of course, there are plenty of non-commercial reasons to venture into the world of paper art too. If – like us – one of your new year resolutions was to get off the computer, or learn a new skill in 2015, then paper-cut illustration is a fantastic way to get the ball rolling.

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Julia Sagar
Editor-in-chief retail

Julia is editor-in-chief, retail at Future Ltd, where she works in e-commerce across a number of consumer lifestyle brands. A former editor of design website Creative Bloq, she’s also worked on a variety of print titles, and was part of the team that launched consumer tech website TechRadar. She's been writing about art, design and technology for over 15 years.

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