For those who truly love the cinema, being able to take a scene from your favorite film home with you would be a dream come true and this is precisely what Heather Gabrielle Rogers' latest creation for her 'Ship in a Bottle' series aims to do.
Most people remember director Ang Lee's mega blockbuster film-to-book adaptation The Life of Pi as an epic cinematic adventure that used computer graphics and 3D technology to dazzle us like never before. But for talented artists like Heather Gabrielle Rogers, Lee's film was more like an inspiration to create a special piece of artwork that you can own in your own home.
Rogers' Ship in a Bottle artwork has been ongoing for quite sometime, but this artist was recently hired on to make this Life of Pi-themed bottle creation in anticipation of the film's availability on a streaming service called blinkbox. This model took Rogers over 60 hours to make and is a heavily detailed piece of ship in a bottle artwork.
Minuature Movie Artwork
Heather Gabrielle Rogers' 'Ship in a Bottle' Series Takes a Cinematic Spin
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