Paper drama by David A Reeves. A miniature home theater paper-cut silhouettes created by American artist David A Reeves
Paper drama by David A Reeves
28-year-old Rhode Island native photographer and artist David Reeves has loved comic books, movies about cowboys, ninjas, zombie hunters since childhood. He even dreamed of becoming a filmmaker. But despite the fact that his life had turned out differently, indicating a completely different career, the young man was able to realize his childhood dream, having created his favorite paper characters. Such a miniature home theater looks very realistic. One gets the impression that the paper-cut silhouettes are real, live, and because the action takes place at sunset, we only see the stage drama. Judging by his works, David A Reeves is talented in everything he does – paper-cut, screen writing, photographing, and film making.
American artist David A. Reeves working with his paper-cut silhouettes, miniature home theater.
Paper drama by David A Reeves
A scene from a Western film. Paper-cut cowboy silhouettes. Miniature home theater created by David A. ReevesLooks like a scene from a real action film combined with paper-cut silhouette created by David A. ReevesMiddle-aged warriors fighting on the background of a tower. Exciting scene created with paper-cut silhouettes. Miniature home theater created by American artist David A. ReevesJust the climax of an unknown blockbuster, the drama that takes place before our eyes. So realistic are papersilhouettes of the actors cut by David A. Reeves American artist has proved to be a talented screen-writer and a film-maker as well. Miniature paper-cut home studio created by David A. ReevesLooks like a legendary Robin Hood has come from a royal Sherwood forest. Paper-cut silhouettes created by American artist David A. ReevesOh, My God! Just a scene from a horror film, where a lonely man is chased by two creepy figures, including Death itself. Paper-cut silhouettes of a miniature home theater of David A. Reeves look so realistic. Wish I could see one of his playsTwo paper-cut silhouettes sitting in bird cages is a horror-fantasy scene of a paper-cut miniature theater created by David A. Reeves
