Recycled Ink Cartridges Used To Recreate Scenes From Sci Fi Movies
27 Aug
Posted by ericmsteen as Other
Today I was shown these images of scenes from science fiction movies that were created out of recycled ink cartridges. They’re pretty amazing as both images and objects. The artist is Faith Pearson, who I can’t find much information about. See more images at the Ink and Media Blog.
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