Inspirations

A Japanese Artist Created Astonishing 3-Dimensional Sculpture Of The Sirene

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Japanese artist Takashi Tsukada created this fantastic sculpture of the Sirene (about 53cm of height) inspired by the artworks of Terada Katsuya, famous Japanese illustrator and CG artist.

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