All images © Naoki Onogawa, shared with permission Using just his hands, Tokyo-based artist Naoki Onogawa folds scores of origami cranes with wingspans that never top a single centimeter. He then fastens the minuscule birds to asymmetric tree forms, creating bonsai-like sculptures engulfed by hundreds of the monochromatic paper creatures. Onogawa tells Colossal that he …
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Hundreds of Minuscule Paper Cranes Perch in Bonsai Trees in Naoki Onogawa’s Sculptures
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Create a Kaleidoscopic Coloring Experience with goober’s Stackable Block Crayons
All images © goober, shared with permission goober’s brightly hued crayons are designed for mixing and matching, creating unique kaleidoscopic marks with every use. The Seoul-based company manufactures natural bean-wax tools shaped in LEGO-like forms that can be stacked into firetrucks and trees as easily as they can draw them. Pick up a four-pack of …
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Specific people with unlimited abilities
Lyazzat Salikova, a wheelchair-bound young woman, spent most of her life confined to her house. She was surrounded by a loving family, yet increasingly felt the need to move out and start an independent life, one which held true meaning for her. On her thirtieth birthday, her new journey start. Her soft toy-making club started …
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Buid small handmade shop from scratch
This time last year, Josh Pigford launched a small handmade homewares shop called Cedar & Sail. He did it to scratch an itch to both make a physical product and to get back to doing e-commerce again. He went into this with zero expectations. Really, he just wanted to cover his costs so it wasn’t a …
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