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For the past five years, Japanese artist Tatsuya Tanaka has built a miniature diorama every day. By combining everyday items and tiny figures he handcrafts, Tatsuya breathes life into what was nothing more than a torn piece of cardboard, a broken tape dispenser, or old audio cassettes. His dedication to details manages to temporarily fool the viewer into thinking they’re looking at a scene on a much greater scale than it is, and it truly is astounding. Tatsuya publishes a new diorama every day on his website: |
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| H/T: boredpanda.com |
