Russian artist Sergey Pakhomov creates these amazing miniature models using various types of pasta.
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"It all started with my work on an advertising campaign for a macaroni making factory. The campaign developed into a hobby."
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Pakhomov was working for an advertising campaign, and was asked to do a creative advertisement for “Krasnokamsk” a Russian macaroni company.
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He came up with the idea of creating various thing out of macaroni. The advertisement campaign did not taken place, but the idea remained.
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Sergey has completed about 30 miniature pasta models, each one taking 20-30 hours to complete.
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His hardest work yet is a small car with reclining front seats, doors that actually open and lots of other small details, and his most time-consuming project was a small town which took three years to complete.
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All of his creations are stored in his home with a certain temperature and humidity.
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Pakhomov has patented his pasta model-making technique to be able to receive commercial revenue from his art.
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Source: odditycentral
[link]"It all started with my work on an advertising campaign for a macaroni making factory. The campaign developed into a hobby."
[link]Pakhomov was working for an advertising campaign, and was asked to do a creative advertisement for “Krasnokamsk” a Russian macaroni company.
[link]He came up with the idea of creating various thing out of macaroni. The advertisement campaign did not taken place, but the idea remained.
[link]Sergey has completed about 30 miniature pasta models, each one taking 20-30 hours to complete.
[link]His hardest work yet is a small car with reclining front seats, doors that actually open and lots of other small details, and his most time-consuming project was a small town which took three years to complete.
[link]All of his creations are stored in his home with a certain temperature and humidity.
[link]Pakhomov has patented his pasta model-making technique to be able to receive commercial revenue from his art.
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[link]Source: odditycentral
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