These 'Strange Worlds' by Matthew Albanese Will Blow Your Mind
Marissa Brassfield — December 20, 2009 — Art & Design
References: matthewalbanese & behance.net
The immaculate artwork in 'Strange Worlds' by Matthew Albanese will blow your mind--seriously. These miniature landscapes aren't digitally rendered; they're actually tiny handmade models that have been photographed from a perspective that makes them appear life-sized.
Take the first picture in 'Strange Worlds' by Matthew Albanese, for example. The tornado scene is made of ground parsley, moss, steel wool, and cotton. If that's not inventive, I don't know what is. Check out more of Albanese's work at the links below.
Take the first picture in 'Strange Worlds' by Matthew Albanese, for example. The tornado scene is made of ground parsley, moss, steel wool, and cotton. If that's not inventive, I don't know what is. Check out more of Albanese's work at the links below.
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