This Japanese Genius Will Change How You Look At Toilet Paper And Other Everyday Objects
This week on IGOTW, miniature figurines come to life with Tatsuya Tanaka's wicked photography skills! The one with the broccoli could be our absolute favourite.
Cover image via Tatsuya Tanaka/SAYSTatsuya Tanaka is a Japanese artist (not to be confused with the footballer) who has created playful tiny diorama out of food and other everyday items on his Instagram account @tanaka_tatsuya for his project, "Miniature Calendar"
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What's even more impressive is that Tanaka has started doing this since 2011 and he has been posting a new picture every single day!
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Tanaka has this clever way of making mundane everyday objects you can find at home and turn it into something interesting
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Like how you never saw Rubik's cubes as stained glass walls but he did…
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… or how he transformed a toilet roll into a 'waterfall'
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… and he has definitely put his old cassettes into good use
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We suspect that he probably buys fruit often but not eat them
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And ice-cream treats could turn into a snowboarding session…
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… or possibly a diving session too
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Just when you thought it's difficult enough to come up with a creative idea everyday, Tanaka challenged himself to come up with a stop-motion animation
We reckon that he will excel if he works in an advertising agency
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To date, Tanaka has posted more than 2500 photos and currently has more than 320k followers on Instagram!
Follow Tanaka here for more creative miniature photography

