Designer Duo Creates Hyper-Realistic Paper Fruit and Vegetables

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Anchal P
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Designer duo WoodLucker, consisting of Ann Wood and Dean Lucker, have just one goal in mind; to trick our eyes. They are creating hyper-realistic paper art of fruit and vegetables, which can easily be mistaken for the real deal. Imagine you see a tasty looking peach on the table, pick it up, take a bite and get a bitter taste of cardboard. Not cool!

But, on the other hand, you have to appreciate the perfection of their work since WoodLucker manages to capture all the tiny details concerning the shapes and sizes that give fruit and vegetables their natural look. You can check how good this designer duo is by taking a look at some of their works below.

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I’ve been working on this paper hollyhock stalk this week. I’m continuing to explore my interest in common garden plants. I grew up on a farm and remember these growing alongside red barns. . . It’s been a time consuming and the details at the top of the plant were difficult. I still have to paint the leaves but I’m getting there. . . #woodlucker #annwood #dsfloral #dspink #fromabove #floralart #flatlaytoday #seekthepositive #visualcrush #theartofslowliving #thatauthenticfeeling #gardenofthegods #gardening #paperart #paperflowers #paperlicious #inspiredbynature #instablooms #seekinspirecreate #onthetable #onmytable #petitejoys #antiques #imadethis #ihavethisthingwithflowers #justbefloral #craftsposure #lovelysquares #allthingsbotanical

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