Cardboard Single Panel Cartoon Art

An artist with a great imagination and help from nature.

Writer and Filmmaker John Marshall says that he spends a lot of time on the computer and uses these pieces as a way of taking a break from it. When he is finished with his day-job, Marshall gets a large piece of cardboard and cuts out a figure; he waits for sunset and then poses the silhouettes with these beautiful natural backdrops.
To see how it's done, click the link below with his previous work here on DesignStack.

The following are a few words from Marshall: "I call them Sunset Selfies. Each one comes with a caption that makes them more like single-panel cartoons".

As far as I can tell they are all created without the use of digital art. The only exception is probably Dobby; the House Elf from Harry Potter, may have had a digital helping hand.

The contrast between the dark silhouette and the mellow tones of the background, really give the scene a warm, dreamy and easygoing feeling, almost surreal; a freeze-frame, in a very real life animation movie. 

Ps. I gave the images some titles.

For more of Marshall's work here on DesignStack, press this LINK.

Riding Pegasus.
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The Taj Mahal.
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Removing plastic from the Mermaid.
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A glass of wine with Iron Man.
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Trying to reason with The Hulk.
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Dobby the House Elf from Harry Potter.
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ET the Extra-Terrestrial.
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Taking the dragon out for a walk or fly, neither of the working out too well.
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Goofy and Pluto strange logic...
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Elephant ride.
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Turtles are better than stars or little birds. 😃️
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Finding ways of enjoying life.
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