Kyoto artist Masahiko Senda doesn't sculpt with stone or clay. He uses cardboard to create his statues and figurines. Senda says he strives to create pieces that "surprise and amuse people". He should add "impress" to that list, because that's exactly what his work does.
Meet Monami Ohno. The art school grad excels at making highly detailed models and sculptures out of cardboard, whether that's 1/1 scale cardboard guns, anime robots or model tanks.
YouTube user Yamaoku constructed a DSR-1 sniper rifle from cardboard, making his model from over 500 pieces. The result is incredible.
Cardboard is great. It can be shelter, it can be storage, it can be entertainment, it can be invisibility on the battlefield, and it can be art if taken to the extreme.
Remember the cardboard wizard who turned Amazon boxes into a Japanese temple? Well, he's back, and this time he's created a remote control cardboard model tank.
