Kiel Johnson Crafts Amazing Cardboard Cameras
Michael Hines — September 5, 2010 — Eco
References: hyperbolestudios & ecofriend.org
I'm currently in the market for a new camera, and Kiel Johnson's cardboard cameras seem to be right in my price range. Johnson is an American artist who has recreated everything from Polaroid cameras to 8 mm ones in stunning cardboard fashion.
The level of detail in these cardboard cameras is truly impressive. They look ready to point and shoot, despite being made out of a material that craps out when rained on. Check out the gallery above to see a ton of shots of these cardboard cameras, and be sure to click on the links to see more great work from Kiel Johnson.
The level of detail in these cardboard cameras is truly impressive. They look ready to point and shoot, despite being made out of a material that craps out when rained on. Check out the gallery above to see a ton of shots of these cardboard cameras, and be sure to click on the links to see more great work from Kiel Johnson.
Trend Themes
1. Cardboard Cameras - The use of cardboard as a material for creating functional cameras presents an opportunity for sustainable and affordable photography equipment.
2. Detailed Replicas - The level of detail in these cardboard cameras showcases the potential for creating realistic replicas of various objects using unconventional materials.
3. Artistic Digitization - Kiel Johnson's artwork demonstrates the advancement of digitally capturing and transforming physical objects into artistic creations.
Industry Implications
1. Photography Equipment Manufacturing - Exploring the production of cardboard cameras could disrupt the traditional photography equipment manufacturing industry, by offering eco-friendly and affordable alternatives.
2. Craft and Hobby Retail - The popularity of cardboard cameras opens up opportunities for craft and hobby retailers to provide DIY kits, enabling individuals to build and customize their own functional cameras.
3. Art and Sculpture Exhibitions - Incorporating Kiel Johnson's cardboard camera sculptures in art and sculpture exhibitions can introduce unique perspectives on the intersection of photography, craftsmanship, and sustainability.
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