We usually don’t judge books by their outsides but dammit can Japanese artist Yuto Yamaguchi make them look good. Yuto, aka OruFun, uses a technique without any scissors and folds the pages of books into intricate popular culture designs. Not only does Yamaguchi sell some of his ‘sculptures’, but he also offers their patterns on his online shop as well. So, following the artist’s step-by-step tutorials any reader can turn his novel into a folded 3D masterpiece of his own.
Well, poor ooks. Also isn't half of the internet doing and selling that too?
It looks i Teresin, but my hart breaks when I think about those poor books .. 😑
Ain't even mad, and I'm a book-seller and book-lover. I't just beautiful.
Fantastic technique but somewhat boring motives. (And I think there are plenty of outdated books that can be used without feeling sad or guilty. Just think of all the unusable schoolbooks, factual books and really awful novels that we all tossed out over the years)
I appreciate the artistry and skill it takes to do this; however, I'm a lover of books, and this just seems like a waste to me. IJS
With the bandanna covering his face he looks like a social justice warrior.
Well, poor ooks. Also isn't half of the internet doing and selling that too?
It looks i Teresin, but my hart breaks when I think about those poor books .. 😑
Ain't even mad, and I'm a book-seller and book-lover. I't just beautiful.
Fantastic technique but somewhat boring motives. (And I think there are plenty of outdated books that can be used without feeling sad or guilty. Just think of all the unusable schoolbooks, factual books and really awful novels that we all tossed out over the years)
I appreciate the artistry and skill it takes to do this; however, I'm a lover of books, and this just seems like a waste to me. IJS
With the bandanna covering his face he looks like a social justice warrior.
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