Kai-Xiang Xhong takes ordinary
cardboard boxes and turns them into extraordinary pieces of art. The
20-year-old's latest work is a full sculpture of Tony Stark's Iron Man
suit, and you would be hard-pressed to find words that can do it
justice.
Xhong is a student in Taiwan and began turning sketches into sculptures when he was in high school.
"I have since produced lots of
artwork with cardboard," Xhong told the Stan Winston School of Character
Arts. "For example, Optimus Prime from TRANSFORMERS, skeletons of the
T-Rex and a Pterodactyl, an IRON MAN suit, and so on. And the last three
of them were all made full-size."
"For my cardboard IRON MAN SUIT, I used pepakura technique," he
explained, referencing a method that uses buildable and foldable 3D
models. "But I did not add any special color on the surface. Keeping the
cardboard color and texture was deliberate. That's my style."
wow......this awesome....Great Art work
ReplyDeleteWOW....Xhong is rily good...he shud kip it up...juz 20....wiv dis mind blowing art work...
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