Andrew Theo, a creative director in the entertainment business by day, has spent several years of his nights bringing the digital world of Halo to life. Dubbed Halo: Reclaim, this 4’×6′ hobby diorama took Theo two years to build, using the McFarlene Toys’ roughly 15mm scale Halo Micro Ops line for the soldiers and their […]
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The scale models and dioramas of Tokyo-based artist Satoshi Araki are so incredibly life-like, you almost need his Gulliver-sized hand in the frame to reveal the truth behind these Lilliputian worlds. Amazingly, he uses a lot of Styrofoam to build the basic structures for his often-dark, often urban-themed dioramas, along with model kits, kit-bashed parts, […]
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French artist Marc Giai-Miniet turns tiny boxes into dark laboratories and libraries
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Self-taught artist Tine Kindermann creates captivating dioramas and peephole installations based on traditional German folklore from salvaged materials that she finds on the streets of New York City.
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Artist Nathalie Alony makes the most of small spaces with these wonderful series called “Home Sweet Home.”
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Artist Kevin LCK produced a series of sculptures called “Ordinary Behavior,” featuring amazingly detailed papercraft dioramas that examine our everyday relationships with electronics.
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This mini cloud with a deer and dalmatian inside by Hello Bee is the cutest little diorama I have ever seen. I am off to the craft room to try to make one myself!
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