The Omoshiro Block by Triad utilizes laser-cutting technology to create what seems to be a cube of paper note cards at first but is something much more. Only you’ll have to exhaust the entire deck of pages to fully reveal the hidden object!
From Kyoto’s Kiyomizudera Temple to Tokyo Tower, the series includes some of the most popular architectural sites in Japan. But it’ll be tricky to get your hands on one of these gems. At the time, they’re available only at the Tokyu Hands Osaka location. And the internet is waiting for the product’s international shipping, locals can get a pad for 4000 yen ($36) to 10,000 yen ($90), depending on its size. Would you buy one?
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These are the kinds of things that inspire people. The artists are amazing for creating this masterpiece and whoever shared this post is amazing for sharing this with the world. People around the globe will be inspired, you mark my words. Me included :)
These are ALL so inspiring!
Would I buy one?! Are you kidding? I am waiting with bated breathe, now, for the day the company starts international shipping! I would love to have one of these pads. Of course, you could probably do a similar thing yourself, with a pad of paper and an Xacto knife, technically, but you would really have to know what you were doing.
same. i wanna buy one solely because i wanna rip off the paper and keep the remaining shape.
But if you keep the paper, you can stack them up to form a hollow 3D shape of the shape
Insanely cool.
These are the kinds of things that inspire people. The artists are amazing for creating this masterpiece and whoever shared this post is amazing for sharing this with the world. People around the globe will be inspired, you mark my words. Me included :)
These are ALL so inspiring!
Would I buy one?! Are you kidding? I am waiting with bated breathe, now, for the day the company starts international shipping! I would love to have one of these pads. Of course, you could probably do a similar thing yourself, with a pad of paper and an Xacto knife, technically, but you would really have to know what you were doing.
same. i wanna buy one solely because i wanna rip off the paper and keep the remaining shape.
But if you keep the paper, you can stack them up to form a hollow 3D shape of the shape
Insanely cool.