intricate and magical worlds are hand-cut into leaves
We’ve heard and seen our fair share of unconventional art styles and techniques, however, we have to say that the incredible designs made by Japan-based artist Lito Leaf Art are the true definition of one-of-a-kind. From a super-detailed display of an anteater and underground ant tunnels to an uncanny cut-out of the Millennium Falcon from Star Wars, it’s hard to believe that Lito Leaf Art’s dreamy landscapes are cut out on such a unique material – who knew that the humble leaf was so durable?
Lito Leaf Art explains that the inspiration behind this art is due to their ADHD, describing it as “taking advantage of my unbalanced concentration,” by focusing on creating meticulous scenes on a leaf’s surface. If you fancy a closer look at Lito Leaf Art’s collection then have a squiz over here as well as Instagram.
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