#diaorama

Saw a scrapbooking idea for tiny matchbox “book nooks” and was like welp I know what I’m doing for 2021 Xmas card trades XD The miniatures to go inside were really fun to cobble together! The books [”How to get rid of ghosts” and “Foster caring”] are all ‘readable’ with some pages and Celia’s “Interns” folder can actually be opened and there are some badly drawn stick figure intern profiles in there haha.

Notable in progress moments:

Using a hair dryer to dry the glass paint inside the Absinthe bottle

Making a 90s bead lizard

Going “man, I need a tiny mirror but where the heck am I going to get one here” and then lo and behold a week or so later miraculously finding a tiny mirror randomly lying in my backyard like ????

“Vivarium is a project that I started in 2018, and each work takes around four months to complete,” says photographer Dirk Hardy to the Phoblographer. The photographs are all self-contained dioramas that he built himself. After seeing the project at Photoville 2024, we were captivated. “Each Episode from Vivarium is about a topic that I’m occupied with at that moment. This makes each Episode…

Sehr detailverliebt. (Foto: Youtube)

Herausgekommen ist ein sehr detailverliebtes Diaorama, das fast vollständig aus LEGO-Steinchen besteht. Nicht fehlen darf ein riesiger Songbird und die Schwebebahn. Die kleine Fassung der fiktiven Stadt Columbia ist aber gut gelungen, findet ihr nicht auch?

Ihr wollt mehr über das Projekt erfahren? Dann schaut euch das Video an, in dem Imagine Rigney über seine Idee spricht. So etwas als Bausatz – das wäre doch mal ne nette Idee, oder?

Mehr Fakten und Hintergründe gibt’s leider nicht. Schade.

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