Motoi Yamamoto
Yamamoto uses salt to create large, insanely detailed, floor patterns.
Yamamoto uses salt to create large, insanely detailed, floor patterns.
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that second one is insane
Holy shit. I stared at the first one for a long time, thinking about how there's no way that's salt. Wow, that's insanely impressive. 
QUOTE(Joanne @ Mar 17 2009, 03:08 PM) 
Wow, that's insanely impressive.
wow. i lke the last one for some reason.
QUOTE(Janette @ Mar 17 2009, 02:16 PM)
wow. i lke the last one for some reason.
that's my favorite too
it looks like map to me.
haha but it's so intricate! 
that's what makes it great. i like how the leaves or petals have volume to them. makes it so awesome.
QUOTE(smash @ Mar 17 2009, 02:37 PM)
it looks like map to me.
me too. but its not like bunched together. and it has lines.
Oh man this is so cool. I love the leaves one. That is insane.
the last one is insane
..so much patientce
..so much patientce
artists like these are insane!! genius.
hahah that's insane! i love it though, what a great idea, and incredibly time consuming
jay-zuz christ
damn, it would suck if he sneezed
damn, it would suck if he sneezed
lol, probably glued, dude.
Wow man its really very very beautiful and i like the leaves its nice and it dont look like salt,,,,,,,
damn, it would suck if he sneezed
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that's amazing though. jc, you should try it :D
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that's amazing though. jc, you should try it :D
Stupid idea, but still impressive.
QUOTE(Buttsex @ Jul 20 2009, 01:47 AM)
Stupid idea, but still impressive.
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