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If you're looking, by any chance, to furnish your dollhouse or just happen to be in need for some miniature decorations, look no further! Instagram sensation Le Mini Di Claudia, has been selling small scale objects for 20 years. Claudia not only creates minute chairs and desks, but she also makes incredibly realistic food including mini fruit and vegetables....
Art transcends just paintings and sculptures. It can also include pieces of furniture. Sebastian ErraZuriz is a talented woodworker that creates functional storage pieces. These designs are a part of his recent project called Mechanical Cabinet.   His cabinets, credenzas and other wooden pieces are functional and creative. One piece can be opened like a fan in four different directions,...
Dan Tanenbaum, an artist from Toronto, is making miniature motorcycles from old watches. He also transforms any objects into steampunk figures by using old watch parts. According to Ripleys, it takes 40 to 50 hours to create each motorcycle and it is made from up to 50 watches. They sell each bike for more than $1000. Check out his amazing sculptures...
Chinese artist Ciro Wai has fun shaping the miniature sculptures with golden wrappers from Ferrero Rocher. Starting with Pikachu and a dragon, the gourmet artist started a series of sculptures dedicated to the characters from Saint Seiya (The Knights of the Zodiac), a cult series of the '80s for a generation of fans. From the Lion Golden Knight to...
For the last few months, Japanese artist Qíng Jì, based in city of Kobe, is causing a huge stir on twitter by transforming packaging of all kinds into realistic characters. A master in the art of paper sculptures with very meticulous achievements, Qíng Jì currently specializes in the sculpture of packaging of everyday products. From a packaging of Pringles chips...
Olga Prinku is a creative designer with boundless inspiration. On her website and Instagram account, she presents her various creations among which the most spectacular are wreaths of flowers. She has developed a unique technique of weaving flowers on tulle that allows her to create beautiful floral wreaths using hundreds of plants and dried flowers sewn into large capital letters....
Since the 19th century, historians have been interested in embroidery, and currently, there are many museums and collections dedicated to this part of the historical heritage. Embroidery, as a decorative art, is widespread and has various meanings for centuries. From generation to generation this tradition was transmitted and perfected. Embroidered paths, tablecloths, bedspreads, pillowcases, as well as clothes, national costumes,...
Robbin Gregorio, a talented illustrator from the Philippines, created incredible paper-cut versions of our beloved Game of Thrones characters. The paper cutouts were composed of several layers, various textures, skilled brushes of paint and a remarkably detailed work on each individual. Check out his amazing artworks below. https://www.instagram.com/p/BY6ARR4A8-Q/?taken-by=rob.gregorio https://www.instagram.com/p/BZBxDf_g5k5/?taken-by=rob.gregorio https://www.instagram.com/p/BZRd6UHgL0G/?taken-by=rob.gregorio https://www.instagram.com/p/BZg8JgjlQ9a/?taken-by=rob.gregorio https://www.instagram.com/p/BZygxQRlKeI/?taken-by=rob.gregorio https://www.instagram.com/p/BaFEkF7l-Jv/?taken-by=rob.gregorio   https://www.instagram.com/p/BaR--99FcZ0/?taken-by=rob.gregorio https://www.instagram.com/p/BaxBqQND0fQ/?taken-by=rob.gregorio https://www.instagram.com/p/BbKH23dDBZF/?taken-by=rob.gregorio https://www.instagram.com/p/BbucM83jZXY/?taken-by=rob.gregorio
Charles Henry and Elin Petronella, a Franco-Swedish couple, travel across Europe in search of the continent's finest architectural achievements. From the colorful streets of Copenhagen to the modernist architecture of Barcelona, each project symbolizes or highlights a part of history and is later immortalized in embroidery. To this day, Charles and Elin's ever-growing collection consists of textile versions of popular...
Artist Sabine Timm likes to play with her food and makes figures of sandwiches. To make a cartoon character from bread, very little is needed. With not much more than some slices of cheese, some rye bread and a handful of olives, she has come a long way. In some cases, baguettes, crackers, chives, and fruit are also used. At...

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