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I always try to communicate beyond what is 'visual', says Sabeena Karnik

In a Q&A, the noted paper quilling artist, whose works include an Independence Day Google Doodle and a miniature Mysore Palace set in paper, reveals how she made a profession out of her passion

Sabeena Karnik
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Sabeena Karnik, Mumbai-based paper illustrator and graphic designer

Neha Mishra New Delhi
Mumbai-based artist Sabeena Karnik excels in creating three-dimensional decorative designs using paper as her principal medium. The degree holder in graphic design, who has some 160,000 followers on Instagram, is going places with her passion for paper quilling, an art form that involves rolling strips of paper, and shaping and moulding them to make exquisite expressions. Her skill at merging quilling and paper sculpting with typography has seen her do a Google Doodle for Independence Day, 2015, and create a miniature replica of the Mysore Palace for Karnataka Tourism. In an email interview with Neha Mishra, she dwells on paper