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The Artistic Magic of Margaret Scrinkl: How Paper Meets Pop Culture

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Margaret Scrinkl is a talented paper artist who has found inspiration in the world of entertainment. In her own words, she describes herself as a “huge fan” of movies and TV shows, and she often immerses herself in various genres while crafting her unique paper art pieces.

Through her creative expression, Margaret has captured the essence of beloved characters from dramas, thrillers, horrors, comedies, and animated movies, and transformed them into stunning fan art. Her collection of favorite pieces showcases her immense talent and passion for art and entertainment. Whether you are a fan of the movies and TV shows that inspired her or simply appreciate the beauty of paper art, Margaret Scrinkl’s fan art collection is not to be missed.

More: Margaret Scrinkl, Instagram h/t: boredpanda

The Lion King
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The Mandalorian
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Turning Red
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Star Wars
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Stranger Things
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Deadpool
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It
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Aladdin
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Grinch
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Wonder
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Fantastic Beasts
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American Horror Story: Apocalypse
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Scream
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The Handmaid’s Tale
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Game Of Thrones
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It
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13 Reasons Why
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