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An artwork of a blooming garden by Maggie Kerrigan, depicting paper flowers made from a book about gardening.
A folded book artwork by Maggie Kerrigan that shows a horse, dog and cat to illustrate the love of animals.
An artwork by Maggie Kerrigan that depicts a paper bunny made from the book The Velveteen Rabbit.
An artwork by Maggie Kerrigan that features layers of woven paper from books about world religions.
Book sculpture by artist Maggie Kerrigan of a lion.
An artwork by Maggie Kerrigan that is comprised of thousands of small slivers of paper that were cut from a World Book Encyclopedia.
A flower bursts through the cover of a hardback book
An artwork by Maggie Kerrigan that has text from the book Water for Elephants woven into an image of an elephant.
altered book art, created by Virginia Beach artist, Maggie Kerrigan
White Shark altered book by Maggie Kerrigan
altered book art by Virginia Beach Artist, Maggie Kerrigan
I called it "Open Your Mind"
Just Breathe
A Gripping Tale, altered book art by Virginia Beach artist, Maggie Kerrigan
Dog is God Spelled Backwards, altered book art by Virginia Beach artist, Maggie Kerrigan (thebookartist.com)
Comedy and Tragedy altered book art by Virginia Beach artist Maggie Kerrigan
Altered book art by Virginia Beach Artist, Maggie Kerrigan: Vessels of Love
For the Love of Music, altered book art by Virginia Beach artist, Maggie Kerrigan
A book sculpture that shows a leaping man and the word "Leap!" Created by Virginia Beach artist, Maggie Kerrigan
A teapot and cup made from books by artist Maggie Kerrigan
Altered book carved with an image of DaVinci's Vitruvian Man by Va Beach artist, Maggie Kerrigan
Book art by Maggie Kerrigan
book sculpture of Monet's Woman with a Parasol
A book sculpture by Maggie Kerrigan that shows the Rotunda at UVA and is made from the book, 100 Things Every Virginia Fan Should Know and Do Before They Die
A side view of the artwork "Drawing Hands" by Maggie Kerrigan where she created a 3D version of M. C. Escher's hands that draw each other.