【 ダンボールアート 】大野萌菜美 Cardboard Artists | Monami Ohno
大野萌菜美 Monami Ohno creates tanks, movie and anime characters and even everyday items – all stuff she loves – out of cardboard. In addition to making her own pieces, she also takes orders from companies! She organises monthly workshops in order to share her passion for cardboard. Official site : http://mbrid01.wix.com/monamour-monaroom Official blog : http://ameblo.jp/ohnomonami/ Official email newsletter (free) : http://www.mag2.com/m/0001659110.html Produced by Splash Film 👉 Click here for more PLAY TOKYO’s videos http://www.youtube.com/c/PLAYTOKYO202... 📷 Follow on Instagram / playtokyo2020 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 😀Play Tokyo is an original video project featuring the latest ways to enjoy Tokyo. Find the city’s hidden gems and look into the daily lives of its residents with quick clips that invite you to re-discover Tokyo and make the most of your trip. #ダンボールアート

"Cardboard Girl" Monami Ohno① ~An exhibition filled with things she loves~

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Tom Burkhardt's cardboard art studio at Knoxville Museum of Art. "Full Stop"

