Japanese artist Monami Ohno creates amazingly detailed cardboard sculptures using discarded Amazon boxes. Her elaborate creations include tanks and guns, food and drinks, pop culture characters and even shoes.
To create her impressively detailed sculptures, she uses a minimalist set of tools including scissors, a box cutter, a ruler, glue, and masking tape.
See below a selection of Monami’s sculptures and more on her website and facebook.
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Japanese artist Monami Ohno creates amazingly detailed cardboard sculptures using discarded Amazon boxes. Her elaborate creations include tanks and guns, food and drinks, pop culture characters and even shoes. To...
