Japanese Artist Turns Product Packaging Into Amazing Art (12 Pics)
Japanese artist Haruki, better known as Twitter user @02ESyRaez4VhR2l, recently gained Internet fame when he posted his artwork on the social media platform. What was the key to his success? He masterfully transformed used Japanese snack boxes into realistic figures!
His artwork has a name in Japanese and it is called “Kiries” or “Kirigami” – the art of paper-cutting. Kirie is more associated with traditional Japanese art, but Haruki re-adapted it to his personal, more pop-like style.
Scroll down and see his skillfully crafted packages, which now look like works of art!
More info: twitter.com
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Share on FacebookLove the Pringles models. 'Not the Spice Girls...it's the Pringles Boys!'
My fave is the baby seal. After that, the little car and the church/cathedral. And the airship. So…pretty much all of them. I like how he thoughtfully incorporates the logos.
Well, that's some skills level... I'm not jealous! You're jealous!! :)
Wow, I wish I had skills like this. Every time I try origami, it turns into shapeless crumpled piece of paper:)
You could pass it off as a model of the solar system. "That's not wadded-up copy paper, it's Neptune! Sheesh!"
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My fave is the baby seal. After that, the little car and the church/cathedral. And the airship. So…pretty much all of them. I like how he thoughtfully incorporates the logos.
Well, that's some skills level... I'm not jealous! You're jealous!! :)
Wow, I wish I had skills like this. Every time I try origami, it turns into shapeless crumpled piece of paper:)
You could pass it off as a model of the solar system. "That's not wadded-up copy paper, it's Neptune! Sheesh!"
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