‘Paperboyo’ Turns Famous Landmarks Into Art Using Paper Cutouts

London artist Rich McCor, also known as Paperboyo has been making waves in the art world for a while now. You might remember him as the man who transformed the O2/Milennium Dome in London into a cake! He also turned the Arc de Triomphe in Paris into a huge LEGO man. Thinking out of the box appears to be Paperboyo’s specialty and we have the feeling that there’s still so much more to come from him. Check out these amazing photos where the artist incorporates paper cutouts into some famous landmarks. The results are awesome!

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Now THIS is a flying carpet!

rich mccor paper cutout art aladdin temple
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Look here you!

rich mccor paper cutout art arms
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This is so lovely and serene!

rich mccor paper cutout art ballerina sun umbrella
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We’re loving this one!

rich mccor paper cutout art boat
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How clever is this?

rich mccor paper cutout art building zipper
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One of our favorites!

rich mccor paper cutout art camera film
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“Eye” love this!

rich mccor paper cutout art eye building
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What a magical image!

rich mccor paper cutout art eiffel butterfly
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An interesting take on Titanic.

rich mccor paper cutout art dicaprio jesus
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Well, this is certainly different!

rich mccor paper cutout art david underwear
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It’s a monster cat!

rich mccor paper cutout art cat
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Just kicking back enjoying some tunes.

rich mccor paper cutout art fruit dj
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We want to go on vacation now!

rich mccor paper cutout art hammock
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Isn’t her arm sore yet?

rich mccor paper cutout art liberty
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You’ll agree that these images are brilliantly executed and there are still plenty more to come. If you’re wondering where Paperboyo first got the idea for this series, it all began when he decided to become a tourist in his own town. The initial thought that came to him was to turn Big Ben into a wristwatch using one of his cutouts. From there, the project spiraled until McCor was seeing hilarious cutout photo opportunities all around him. With more than 253K followers on Instagram, we think his project will be going strong for a long time to come. 

This guy doesn’t like his nails being done!

rich mccor paper cutout art lion woman nails
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Hey! Be careful where you’re sweeping that dust!

rich mccor paper cutout art maid
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A rollercoaster like this would be awesome!

rich mccor paper cutout art roller coaster
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What a clever idea!

rich mccor paper cutout art penguin
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Thank goodness this isn’t real!

rich mccor paper cutout art octopus
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Wouldn’t it be great if you had a little orange mowing guy of your own?

rich mccor paper cutout art mow orange
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Well caught sir!

rich mccor paper cutout art man catching moon
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We’d love to skateboard here!

rich mccor paper cutout art skateboarder building
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What size is this guy’s toolkit?

rich mccor paper cutout art spanner
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Where is this? We’ve got to go here! 

rich mccor paper cutout art surfer road
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Ah, the carefree days of childhood!

rich mccor paper cutout art swing
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Imagine if these were real!

rich mccor paper cutout art taps
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 No wonder there’s no one else in the pool!

rich mccor paper cutout art whale pool
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Polar bears love that ice!

rich mccor paper cutout art whiskey polar bear
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