Pets doing strange things, photographs taken at the perfect moment, anime scenes that went down in history... all these images are burned into our minds and get shared across the web over and over. However, a Japanese artist known on Twitter as Meetissai brings them into the real world with adorable sculptures. The attention to detail is impressive, and to be honest, I would love to have a couple of his creations on my desk.
It's simple: if I mention that cat named "Maru" who is obsessed with boxes, you know exactly who I'm talking about. If I say "Doge", the same thing happens. The white rabbit yawning? That photo reached every corner of the web; you've surely seen it. Viral animals, living memes, if you prefer. Their popularity changes over time, but they never really go away. Add to that curious scenes, spontaneous moments, and other examples that automatically turn into classic memes.
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Maybe they're entertaining on their own, but the Japanese artist Meetissai uses them as inspiration for his fabulous miniature sculptures. Unfortunately, my command of Japanese is very limited, so I miss many of the details he shares on Twitter, but there's no doubt his work is extraordinary. Below, we'll share a humble selection, and as always, we recommend visiting his official profile, beyond the language barrier.
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