“Since being established in 2014, Min Pin is now stocked internationally, has being exhibited nationwide and published in various publications around the world. Over the years, the label has also connected with other creative clients through a variety of exciting freelance projects and collaborations – from custom illustration and logo design to constructing unique activity spaces for children, even creating bespoke wedding rings.”

“Min Pin’s clients have included The Big Design Market, The National Gallery of Victoria, Frankie Magazine, Halcyon Nights, Monster Threads and the World Wildlife Fund, amongst others,” as written on her website.

Browse her Instagram page for more of her creations.

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“Children are able to have a vision of things totally uninhibited and without the conditioning of the experience. The children’s drawings are always amazing and beautiful in their spontaneous simplicity and clarity,” Babina writes on his website. “Drawing and illustration are for me one of the ways to recount and photograph the thoughts, feelings and emotions. Every picture has a story and every picture is a witness of a story,” he continues.

He’s famous for his architectural designs that resemble common things from life. In his series Planimal, he features buildings and houses that look like animals.

Check out his creations below and see more on his Instagram.

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“Since being established in 2014, Min Pin is now stocked internationally, has being exhibited nationwide and published in various publications around the world. Over the years, the label has also connected with other creative clients through a variety of exciting freelance projects and collaborations – from custom illustration and logo design to constructing unique activity spaces for children, even creating bespoke wedding rings.”

“Min Pin’s clients have included The Big Design Market, The National Gallery of Victoria, Frankie Magazine, Halcyon Nights, Monster Threads and the World Wildlife Fund, amongst others,” as written on her website.

Browse her Instagram page for more of her creations.

The post Artist Min Pin Reimagines Ceramic Animals appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

“Children are able to have a vision of things totally uninhibited and without the conditioning of the experience. The children’s drawings are always amazing and beautiful in their spontaneous simplicity and clarity,” Babina writes on his website. “Drawing and illustration are for me one of the ways to recount and photograph the thoughts, feelings and emotions. Every picture has a story and every picture is a witness of a story,” he continues.

He’s famous for his architectural designs that resemble common things from life. In his series Planimal, he features buildings and houses that look like animals.

Check out his creations below and see more on his Instagram.

The post Italian Architect Creates Designs That Resemble Animals appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.