^That is actually my face right. I am crying and shaking with laughter holy shit! XD
Oh my goodness
REBLOGGING AGAIN BECAUSE I DON’T KNOW WHAT MY FEELINGS ARE DOING. CAN I MARRY YOU SIR?
I’M DYING.
It’s a monday
it’s a monday
it’s a monday
REBLOG EVERYTIME
We have to reblog. ..IT’S A MONDAY
This will be done.
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Lemony Snicket
Always reblog.
this man
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FOR—-EV—-ER R—-EBLOG
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My new obsession with Peeta from The Hunger Games. Fml. Why can I find someone like that?
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Riusuke Fukahori creates incredible depth in his artworks by painting a layer at a time onto acrylic resin, until a 3-dimensional image is formed, sort of like how 3D printers work. via awesomer
Click for more photos!
did you say painting
oh h
he l
he literally paints it
in three dimensions
into the basin
he
literally
paints it in three dimensions
HOW THE ACTUAL FUCK
WAIT. I’M CONFUSED. Does he put a layer of resin, let it dry, then paint one layer of fish, then put another layer of resin on top of that and then paint another layer of fish and so on? Because for a while I thought he kept painting layer over layer of paint until it became three dimensional haha. Just like fish made out of dry paint.
WHUT.
So he uses the same technique as a 3D printer? Am I understanding correctly?
what.
i read the actual link and actual photos and my mind is still blown whaaaa
I can’t figure it out either. He should make a demonstration video or something. It really is amazing though.








