Girls Feeding Chickens (flat) - 18 3/4" x 16 1/8" frame. 1 sheet of paper. Based on an antique Japanese print.

Close-up look at the papercut:

Matted in a beautiful wooden frame:

Power Owl (3D) - 11" x 9 1/8". 10 layers of paper, 3 planes of depth.

The original image:

Spacetime Deer in Silver and Gold (3D) - 11" x 9 1/8". 17 layers of paper, 4 planes of depth.

Here is how this paperscape is assembled, using rectangular spacers that fit perfectly into the frame to mount layers of paper with even space in between them:

Nude trees (flat) - A single sheet or paper pressed between 2 pieces of clear glass in a wooden frame. 12" x 10"

WWI Aviatrix (3D) - 11" x 9 1/8". 12 layers of paper, 4 planes of depth

The original photograph:

My father and stepmother (3D) - 11" x 9 1/8". 15 layers of paper, 3 planes of depth.

The original photograph:

Power Buffalo with Deer Army (3D) - 11" x 9 1/8". 8 layers of paper, 4 planes of depth

The Empire State Building - 11" x 9 1/8". 14 layers of paper, 5 planes of depth

The Empire State Building is made of three layers of depth, each composed of three layers of paper. I built the form out of foam core and covered it in cut paper, essentially creating a small sculpture.

Here is the photograph by Andreas Feininger upon which I based this paperscape:

Power Hyena in the Midnight Sky (3D) - 11" x 9 1/8". 3 layers of paper, 3 levels of depth.

I based this piece on an illustration from an 1865 book about American wildlife:

Man and Woman Boating (flat) - 11" x 9 1/8". 4 layers of paper.

Original photograph:

Sunset on the Pacific (3D) - 11" 9 1/8". 6 layers of paper, 3 planes of depth.

Branches Against a Night Sky (flat) - 14" x 16" frame. One cut layer against deep blue background.

Autumn Deer (3D) - 11" x 9 1/8". 7 layers of paper, 4 planes of depth

Japanese Koi Fish (flat) - 1 sheet of paper, cut and painted, against blue background. 11" x 9 1/8".