Sabeena Karnik Creates Beautiful Art From Colored Pieces of Paper
Sabeena Karnik is a graphic designer and illustrator from Mumbai, who specializes mainly in paper typography. That is to say, she creates type and letters by hand using only paper, which is the primary thing that sets her work apart from other typographers.
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She says that this “evokes many reactions from the viewer, especially because it is all handcrafted by me and nothing is done digitally”.
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