Southernmost Point original layered paper illustration in a white mat, the striped Key West buoy under a layered blue sky
Southernmost Point 8x10 original paper illustration in an 11x14 mat, held in a woman's hand for size
Southernmost Point paper illustration shown at an angle, the buoy and sky layers lifting off the background
Macro of a stone texture pressed into the paper stripes of the Southernmost Point buoy
Southernmost Point original paper illustration on a small easel on a wood shelf beside a green plant
Layered paper sky over the Southernmost Point buoy, darker blue peeking through cut light blue paper
Southernmost Point original layered paper illustration in a white mat, the striped Key West buoy under a layered blue sky
Southernmost Point 8x10 original paper illustration in an 11x14 mat, held in a woman's hand for size
Southernmost Point paper illustration shown at an angle, the buoy and sky layers lifting off the background
Macro of a stone texture pressed into the paper stripes of the Southernmost Point buoy
Southernmost Point original paper illustration on a small easel on a wood shelf beside a green plant
Layered paper sky over the Southernmost Point buoy, darker blue peeking through cut light blue paper

Southernmost Point Original 8x10 Paper Illustration | Key West, Florida | One-of-a-Kind Layered Paper Art

$525.00

The first time I went to Key West, it felt like another world.

When my husband and I went back this spring, I was weirdly insistent about seeing the Southernmost Point and was disappointed when the map said it was closed. We walked to the next stretch of waterfront anyway, and there it was. (A temporary buoy, it turned out, standing in during repairs to the original.)

Key West's sky deserved more than one flat blue, so I cut what I call sky squiggles out of the light blue layer to let darker blue peek through. The buoy's stripes carry a stone texture, pressed in from a garden paver.

📌 A few important notes:

  • This is a one-of-a-kind papercut illustration

  • Sketched digitally, cut from high quality cardstocks, and assembled by hand in Richmond, Virginia

  • Signed by the artist (lower right corner)

  • Finished artwork is 8 inches x 10 inches

  • Mounted on an 11 inch x 14 inch white acid-free backing board and mat

  • Ready for a standard 11×14 frame

  • Colors may vary slightly due to screen settings

  • Ships in 1-2 business days (free Domestic US shipping)

💕 I love seeing my art in the wild! Tag me on Instagram - @paperwork.designco

This purchase is for PERSONAL USE ONLY, commercial use is prohibited. © [2026] Paper Work Design Co. LLC

The first time I went to Key West, it felt like another world.

When my husband and I went back this spring, I was weirdly insistent about seeing the Southernmost Point and was disappointed when the map said it was closed. We walked to the next stretch of waterfront anyway, and there it was. (A temporary buoy, it turned out, standing in during repairs to the original.)

Key West's sky deserved more than one flat blue, so I cut what I call sky squiggles out of the light blue layer to let darker blue peek through. The buoy's stripes carry a stone texture, pressed in from a garden paver.

📌 A few important notes:

  • This is a one-of-a-kind papercut illustration

  • Sketched digitally, cut from high quality cardstocks, and assembled by hand in Richmond, Virginia

  • Signed by the artist (lower right corner)

  • Finished artwork is 8 inches x 10 inches

  • Mounted on an 11 inch x 14 inch white acid-free backing board and mat

  • Ready for a standard 11×14 frame

  • Colors may vary slightly due to screen settings

  • Ships in 1-2 business days (free Domestic US shipping)

💕 I love seeing my art in the wild! Tag me on Instagram - @paperwork.designco

This purchase is for PERSONAL USE ONLY, commercial use is prohibited. © [2026] Paper Work Design Co. LLC