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Range Blueprints Convert Daily Things Into Quirky Scenes

It's awesome what performers can do with everyday objects. When put in the right context, a feather seems to be a knife, a only grapes looks just like a red increase, and biscuits can sweep the floor. Specialist Winner Nunes has taken this idea to a whole new level by coupling several objects together into extremely cartoon moments.

In his continuous sequence, Faces, Nunes places anything from sets of scissers to pumpkin plant seeds onto a page and then easily images around them to generate the surprising and wonderful preparations. He has a great humorousness as he playfully converts pieces of food, old wine corks, and crumpled sweets wrappers into an intricate web page loaded with awesome line drawings. Without the objects in place, the cases would appear imperfect. By putting everything together in creative preparations, Nunes provides his viewers with all kinds of quirky designs.

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