10 Creative Miniature Artworks

1. Miniature Plastic People

Freelance photographer and art director, Vincent Bousserez, from Paris is well-known because of his photo series of miniature plastic people called “Plastic Love” represented and exhibited in France. (source)

2. Microscopic Sculptures

Willard Wigan MBE (born 1957) is a sculptor from Wolverhampton, England, who makes minute work, where a figure can be as small as 0.005mm tall. He was awarded an MBE for services to art in July 2007. (source)

3. Miniature Food Rings

To express the love of food, love of making things and love of unique jewelry, artist Munakata-shi from Japan creates amazing miniature food-inspired rings. (source)

4. Tiny World In A Bottle

Architectural models maker Akinabou from Japan uses his spare time making tiny objects that fit in a bottle. From tiny dinosaur to tropical islands to a couple kissing in the part, he has created everything. He named this project “Tiny World In a Bottle”. (source)

5. Miniature Science Laboratory

Artist Kyle Bean has created a unique miniature library made of cardboard. From test tube to microscope and other apparatus everything is made of cardboard. (source)

6. World’s Smallest Books Library

Miniature books lover Jozsef Tari is the proud owner of world’s smallest library. He has been collecting miniature books since 1972 and has over 4,500 books in his collection. Most of his books are Hungarian, but he has books in other languages too. (source)

7. Miniature Wooden Bikes

Vyacheslav Voronovich is a wood artist Lvov (Ukraine) that creates replicas of bikes at 1/12 of the bikes as BMW K1600GTL. The replicas are made of hundreds of small parts, and wheels and handlebars actually work. (source)

8. Little Printer

This adorable Berg Cloud’s “Little Printer” is a wireless printer that brings news, puzzles and gossips directly from your smartphone. Use your smartphone to set up subscriptions and Little Printer will gather them together to create a timely, beautiful mini-newspaper. (source)

9. Broccoli House

Artist Broke Davis couldn’t build a tree house for his son so he built him a broccoli house instead. (source)

10. Miniature World Scenes Created Inside Toilet Paper Rolls

Paris-based artist Anastassia Elias creatively transforms toilet paper into amazing piece of art. She creates miniature worlds inside recycled toilet paper rolls. From zoo to soccer games to beauty parlors she has depicted many sweet & simple moments. (source)