In this paper cutting tutorial, I show you how I create a fragmented/segmented halftone portrait using simple materials and a clean, step-by-step approach. The idea is to break a portrait into bold segments so it looks like a halftone-style artwork, but made entirely with paper cutting. If you love portraits and want something modern, graphic, and super display-worthy, this technique is a fun one to try. I walk you through the exact setup I use: a sharp OLFA paper cutting knife, 200 GSM paper for crisp cuts, and a self-healing PVC cutting mat to keep everything steady and safe while working. Once the portrait is cut, I finish it off by placing it in an A4 size frame so it looks polished and ready to hang. If you have questions while trying it, you can always drop a comment or reach out to me—happy crafting!