This is truly some of the best paper-work form installations I’ve seen.
Please, go to the website to see more!
Published on October 12, 2009
Inspiration: Andreas Kocks
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Thats great! I wonder how the process was.. my guess is you first create a miniature, then scale it.
Great blog!