Selected Works

Chances are, you found me through my Instagram page, met me through my speaking engagements at MomoCon or SXSW, or at an event through AIGA or The One Club for Creativity.

Below are four of my favorite Creator series, but I do a LOT outside of content creation that can’t be on a public page: brand work and design, enterprise-level design system and sales enablement tool creation, small- and large-scale production direction, and I even helped build and pilot an AI platform.

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Instagram Icon made from cut paper
Pinterest Icon made from cut paper
Threads Icon made from cut paper
TikTok Icon made from cut paper

@scottcutspaper

You can find me on most social platforms as @scottcutspaper (Instagram, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky). I couldn’t get the exact handle I wanted for TikTok – I’m @scott_cuts_paper there.

I post most often on Instagram and Threads, so those are the best places to see my recent work before it ends up here on my website – although I do add a big watermark over everything I put on social since it’s all public. 

In addition to new work, I’ve been (slowly) re-posting all the cut paper work I did as a member of the Arby’s social media team from 2016-2021 now that I’m able to take credit for it. There are some surprises on there, too – a lot of pieces that were built and then “killed” by the Legal team for one reason or another, or some where partnerships had a limited shelf life (and the posts had to come down from the main Arby’s pages on a specific date). I’ve been enjoying re-posting them all as a walk down Memory Lane.

I WISH I had documented more tutorials or had been able to film more process videos – I get so many requests for those on Pinterest, especially. Almost all of the Arby’s work is a decade old now, and we were usually going SO FAST creating content that filming the process never even crossed our minds.

A note about the icons above: they’re all hand-cut from paper… and I need to make one for Bluesky!