Overwhelmed with sculptures from the ultimate paper
Japanese artist Tomoko Takeda (of advertising agency Dentsu) creates beautiful sculptural artworks from books.
Japanese artist Tomoko Takeda (of advertising agency Dentsu) creates beautiful sculptural artworks from books.
The works are made from a collection of classic fairy tales like Alice in Wonderland and The Little Prince among other beloved works of fiction (for example, Flower for Algernon) and nonfiction work (wallet for example Anne Frank of Anne Frank's Diary) carved into sculpture reflects the individuality of each story.
- Invent for ink removal on paper for 5 minutes
- New paper antibacterial, waterproof
- Use a spoon and toothpick to sculpt on a banana
- Impressive pencil sculptures are impressive
- The face of the real person lived thousands of years ago, 'beautiful every millimeter' caused many people to be deceived
- Why is toilet paper always white?
- Interesting history of toilet paper
- Variable office waste paper into toilet paper
- Clay tunnel with spectacular sculptures in Da Lat
- Why is old paper yellowing?
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