I don’t know if this is one of many trending japanese art styles, or sheer obsession for all things tiny in Japan. Regardless, Japanese artist Tanaka Tatsuya has been creating playful miniature scenes everyday since 2011 and his works of art is loved by people all over the world!
The idea came about when one of his Instagram followers suggested that he “create a miniature calendar everyday“. And so he started his 365 project using everyday objects – from broccoli, loaves of bread, to sushi, to mobile gadgets and even emoticons! Check out some of his latest work below. They are among my favourites as well.
For more of Tanaka Tatsuya check out his website miniature-calendar.com and his infinite-scrolling Instagram page. He has definitely brought creativity to a whole new level. Man…this guy is insane!!
Chopsticks
Crossing
Snowcover
Happy Halloween
Instadrum (Drum-type washing machine)
Moscursor (Mosquito Cursor)
Home base?
Reserved seat movie theater
Ice floe
Running high jump
Crosswalk
Telegraph pole
Skill training Jenga
CSI Taco
Plastering pretzels
Mapple Waffle
Moving walkway
Paper sea
Carrier Spiderman
Antman – Secret passage
Antman – Life is not so easy, Sugar
Antman – Run away and don’t look back!
Millenium “Roomba” Falcon?
Tatooine
Drive-in theatre
Mushroom fish
Sorting
Travel
Rescue
Trash can
Ski lift
Wedding
That’s one big step for my son
Credits: All images © Tatsuya Tanaka
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