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Found in Stockholm, Sweden.
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Starwarigami is a series of intricate origami sculptures designed after iconic Star Wars ships, created by London-based papercraft artist Martin Hunt. According to an e-mail interview with Business Insider, the recent math major graduate from Southampton University plans to continue building his origami collection and hopefully secure a license from Disney to get it published into a book. For how-to instructions, check out these diagrams and Hunt's new YouTube channel.
Image description (from top row, left to right): A-Wing, R2D2, TIE Fighter, X-Wing, AT-AT, TIE Interceptor
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Check out YouTube flipbook artist Etoilec1's third episode of Dragon Ball Z depicting Gohan's epic battle against Jenemba. Head over to his YouTube channel to browse the rest of the flipbook collection.
Artist Volatile Vertex made these absolutely perfect Adventure Time minifigs, and I wish I could buy them all.
You know how sometimes Disney movies have ridiculous plot holes that you just can't ignore? Dorkly's got your back. These invented scenes will make you feel a whole lot better about things like the way Ariel can't seem to find another way to tell Eric she's his girl.
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Artist Barak Hardley has created some incredible pop icon Easter Eggs that really put my two tone dyeing process to shame.
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Every now and again we're lucky enough to come across the work of a talented artist otherwise flying under the radar---this is one of those times! Which one is your favorite? We love his take on the Avengers!
