ART MADE PIECE BY PIECE.

But...how is It made?

The process lives somewhere between painting and sculpting. Paige cuts countless tiny pieces of paper from paint swatches, painted paper, cardboard, this morning’s cereal box, foil and other everyday materials and glues them together to create her collages.

Paige is represented by Liz Lidgett Gallery in Des Moines, Iowa.

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Arriving to @lizlidgettgallery early next month. There will be 5 cut-paper birds to choose from. Any guesses what others will make an appearance? 👀

“Reminders.” Thinking about how everyday life finds a way to preoccupy us.

I don’t even have this one in a frame yet, but was looking forward to sharing it so here we are. Another large scale piece at 18”x24”.

Back to work! Thank you to everyone who came out to the Overland Park Art Fair this past weekend and provided an ear to yap about art, creativity, and our favorite menu items at @tikitaco for a moment. Making a living as an artist is not easy, but th

One of my favorite moments of my day is during a sunny, late afternoon when I stop to look out my kitchen window and all the different shades of green in the trees almost sparkle in the light. I take a minute to stop and look. The longer I observe, s

Meet the artist.

Paige Ledom is an cut-paper artist based in Kansas City who has a focus on using found, as well as common materials. She believes art can come from anything and  you don't have to have to start with something new to make something new, you just have to see it in a different way.