Not Wood, Take Good Care of the Material Used by Artists to Make Their Work!

Creative, maybe that is a phrase that can be spoken to this artist.

An artist from Kyoto, Japan, named Masahiko Senda is an artist with specialist in sculpture.

But Senda does not carve with wood, stone or clay like any other artist.

Quoted https://fromkotaku.com, Senda was using cardboard to create statues are amazing.
Senda said he chose cardboard to create "shocking" and "entertaining" artworks.

In addition, he wants every artwork to have a good "impression" to the person who sees it.

"With cardboard or hard paperboard, I can design anything. Moreover, the cost is cheap, "said Senda to Asahi News.

cardboard or hard paperboard is cheap. But Senda warned of the need for a brilliant idea to do so.

In addition, large investments are required to make artwork from cardboard.

Senda himself admitted spending three months to work on a motor made of cardboard.
Senda's latest creation is the Millennium Falcon, which was created to promote Star Wars Day.

To make it, Senda takes two weeks, with seven special days to design the model and the next seven days for construction.
"Hard, but fun,"