A young, dark-haired artist, clad in a leather jacket, stands confidently before a table designed to resemble pavement slabs. Resting on the table are meticulously crafted models of classic cars—ranging from pristine, gleaming specimens with fresh paint and chrome surfaces to weathered, rusty, and worn vehicles. In his hands, the…
Japanese artist Tatsuya Tanaka has gained worldwide acclaim for his enchanting miniature dioramas, a realm where he ingeniously transforms mundane everyday objects into whimsical creations that assume entirely new identities. Mundane items such as sugar cubes, plastic bags, and cups undergo a magical metamorphosis, becoming frozen peaks, enigmatic sculptures, and…
Japanese artist Tatsuya Tanaka built miniature worlds with everyday objects and tiny figurines in his ongoing series, Miniature Calendar. Tatsuya Tanaka is a Miniature and resemblance artist, born in Kumamoto Prefecture in 1981. In 2011, he began creating a “MINIATURE CALENDAR”, a form of art that sees him use alternative…
I’ve spent 5 years creating this project called “Tiny Wasteland”. The series feature miniature figures placed next to everyday objects in order to create the illusion of microscopic worlds. I’m actually a food photographer so the whole idea came from there. I made about 200 pictures already from this tiny…
Brazilian Photographer Renan Viana creates these stunning miniature photographs under the project Encolhi As Pessoas (I Shrunk The People). For Renan, the idea of the project came in early 2014, during a visit to an antiquarian in the city of Belem in Brazil. He found a box with miniatures and…
Japanese Artist Tatsuya Tanaka started creating these stunning miniatures every day since 2011. Using everything from slices of bread, earphones, banana skins, and Pringles tins, Tanaka gives life to these everyday objects. Tanka have more than 600K followers in his Instagram. Follow Tatsuya Tanaka on the web: Miniature Calendar, Instagram,…
Check this brilliant miniature photography work by Mexican photographer Felix Hernandez Rodriguez. From his words “Photography is not portraying what exists, but portraying what exist in me. Ever since I was a kid I used to spend hours alone in my room playing with my toys. Now that I’m a…
Thai designer and photographer Poy captures creative miniatures “People Dealing With Everyday Life Objects”. Poy inspiration came from one of the Japanese animation named “Arrietty” by Studio Ghibli. It was a story about miniature people that lived with humans all the time, but they haven’t even been noticed. This sparked…