Tag Archives: miniature
Adorable miniature wildlife sculptures by the delightfully named Fanni Sandor, which you – were they not sold out right now but due to become available again soon – you can purchase here
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A very pleasing miniature marble machine created from scratch by Dutch artist Daniel de Bruin out of 0.6mm wire for a 5mm ball bearing.
Behold: Skyville – a meticulously crafted 90x40cm miniature village by Bulgarian artist Ognyan Stefanov, who creates these and other lavish architectural wonders in his spare time between stints as an aviation photographer.
Tiny homes, shops, farms and gardens designed to mimic real functionality with a water drainage system, pulleys, and walkways that climb from level to level: two years in the making, complete with luxuriously appointed interiors and a population of teeny-tiny villagers.
More on the project here.
The tiny suspended dioramas of Dutch artist Rosa de Jong.
More of her work here.
Previously: In Vitro
New works by diorama dramatist Slinkachu, mostly created at home, due to lockdown. Sez he to Colossal:
My work has always reflected the sense of isolation and loneliness that a big city can imbue, but the isolation of being inside is new to me. These were recreations of small parts of city streets built in my living room with concrete paving slabs and weeds and moss.
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The ongoing wonder of mouse-themed miniature shopfronts installed on the streets of Sweden by guerrilla art collective Anonymouse.
Previously: Expect Cheese
Tiny, biologically accurate sculptures of birds and animals by Hungarian biologist and miniaturist Fanni Sandor.
Each can take up to two weeks to create, forgoing moulds for embossing and pin-ended tools (the robin’s nest alone took three days.)
But you don’t care about that. Because you only hear the sound of her name.
