A rising hot air balloon
Sculptures in books are indeed something apart, but when the artist is trying to make his sculpture fly away it looks even more amazing. For this sculpture, the author found a way to make his hot air balloon appear like it is flying.
A journey around the world
If you ever wondered how the entire world looks in images, it seems that this artist managed to reproduce this scene in the pages of a book. Filled with amazing details, which seem gathered from a journey all over the world, it takes time and great observation spirit coming from the person that is watching it.
Story scenes coming to life
It is incredible how some sculptures, even made in books, can appear like catching life. The scene in the Little Mermaid, when the prince is about to drown in the sea, is very well reproduced here. You can see the prince floating, fishes swimming and the little mermaid appearing from the bottom of the sea.
A cozy image for a cold winter’s day
It is great to see the warm light in houses filled with people and smoking chimneys, especially when the cold nights of winter are coming. This sculpture represents that exact moment. The early nightfall, flurries, and the warm houses waiting for you to return.
Books that are alive
It is not unusual to say that the words within a book catch life, more exactly in the mind of the reader. But this books is looking like catching life in another way, by having a multitude of colorful butterflies trying to fly away from its pages. A really breathtaking sculpture.
Jaqueline Rush Lee’s “Endoskeleton” (Fired Book)
The Little Mermaid Book Sculpture By Karine Diot
Winter Fairytale Book Sculpture
The Book Of Life
