Anastassia Elias is an artist who uses the rolls leftover from toilet paper as a showcase for miniature tableaus. At left, children building a snowman, complete with wintry tree limbs hanging as a frame to Elias' crafted scene.
By making the inserted figures out of the same color paper as the tube, and illuminating the piece from behind, he gives a sort of life to them. Other works depict a woman taking clothes down from a line, a classroom, a market scene, and Anastassia's grandmother dozing in a chair.
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By making the inserted figures out of the same color paper as the tube, and illuminating the piece from behind, he gives a sort of life to them. Other works depict a woman taking clothes down from a line, a classroom, a market scene, and Anastassia's grandmother dozing in a chair.
He said: ‘The imagery of my work comes from looking people around me going about their everyday life. Sometimes I use recycled materials and find new things to do with them - this time it was the turn of toilet rolls. The rolls remind me of the famous miniature boats enclosed in bottles."
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It's probably 4 inches from its belly to the middle of its back.
Still tiny, though.
Of course, the perspective in the photo might be totally an optical illusion, in which case you can disregard all of the above.
That's the world's tiniest sheep.
They're selling like hotcakes in Japan.
Put it on a leash and you'll see: it's BAIT.
i have a chuwawa!
Dancer is now the smallest working Therapy dog I know. proud as punch of him.
Patty
awww its soooo cute i love it xxx cutest puppy ever!!! xxx
so cute