Charming Cut Paper Silhouettes Playfully Transform Famous US Landmarks

King Kong has invaded New York while Marilyn Monroe makes a rare appearance at Las Vegas’ Neon Museum. Not really, of course, but cut paper artist Rich McCor imagines a world where they cleverly interact with the surrounding landscapes. Since we wrote about McCor’s work last year, he’s traveled to Europe and the UK, altering what he sees with simple shapes and black paper.

h/t: mymodernmet

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“I’ve been fortunate enough to turn a hobby into a career of traveling the world,” McCor told My Modern Met, “and at the same time doing what I love to do—transforming landmarks with a sense of humor.”

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