An American creates three-dimensional letters from colored paper

Portland-based Alia Bright creates amazingly vibrant 3D images. These are texts with ornate roundings.
In her hobby, the American managed to combine graphics, fine arts, and illustration. Alia Bright fonts are also a game with gradients.

Each drawing is formed from separate elements - pieces of colored paper or cardboard. Depending on the complexity of the transitions, Alia Bright uses different amounts of material. If these are long words or expressions, then you have to stock up on several dozen packs of colored cardboard and paper.

Strips of material are cut into short lengths, lined up in a certain way. From the outside, it even seems that this is some kind of puzzle.

First, Alia Bright writes with a pencil how the inscription will look on paper. Sometimes you have to resort to volumetric modeling using computer programs. As a rule, this is software for professional photographers, and which can be found on the OXO website in the section "PCs, laptops, tablets, office equipment" .

After the visualization process on paper, the painstaking selection of paper materials begins. Sometimes cutting individual pieces can take several hours. But Alia Bright gets it right. And if she needs help, she attracts her friends.

At the final stages, the details of the image are glued together and dried.

Alia Bright does not cover its art objects with protective equipment. But this does not prevent them from pleasing the eyes of fans of the artist's work for many years.