Friday, May 4, 2012

Cardboard Intricate Sculptures



British artist Chris Gilmour takes recycling to the next level. It may be hard to believe but these intricate sculptures are made entirely out of cardboard. Not only are his representational sculptures flawless in scale and form but they are made out of cheap cardboard that you would usually find in dumpsters. From cars, to motorcycles, and storage sheds to dentist chairs, Gilmour let’s his mind wander, and let’s his hands go to work. 


Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures


Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures


Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures



Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures

Smile Campus - Cardboard Intricate Sculptures


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