Face Mask That Looks Like A Steaming Bowl Of Ramen And 4 More Crazy Creations By Japanese Artist Takahiro Shibata
Takahiro Shibata, a Japanese animator and modeling artist known for his crazy Japanese culture-inspired creations, recently shared his latest piece - a face mask that looks like a steaming bowl of ramen.
Takahiro Shibata is a Japanese animator and modeling artist who is known for his crazy Japanese culture-inspired creations. Just a few days ago, the artist shared photos of his latest creation - a face mask for people who wear glasses that looks like a steaming bowl of ramen. "The more clouded the glasses are, the hotter the ramen looks," joked Takahiro. I'm pretty sure everyone who wears glasses on the regular will be able to relate. The mask went viral almost instantly, receiving nearly 250 K likes in just a few days. Sadly, although Takahiro sells a lot of his creations on his online store, the ramen mask isn't available for purchase yet.
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"My sister asked me, "I want to eat a snack that increases tension." So when I made "human-sized sunflower seeds," she said, "Tension went up,"" writes the artist. Now, I'm not entirely sure what that means but it sounds absolutely hilarious.
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Takahiro says that the outer shell of the "advanced fortune cookie" is a cookie and the seed is made of chocolate. The artist even shared a recipe so you can make one yourself, although you'll have to brush up on your Japanese skills for this one.
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This one reminds me of the confusing desserts that chef Ben Churchill specializes in - you can read more about him here and here!
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The artist says that his sister asked for a cake that would stand out from the others - that's why he baked one with reversed colors. Takahiro adds that the blue strawberry was made using jelly.
Japanese artist Takahiro Shibata recently shared his latest creation - a face mask that looks like a steaming bowl of ramen
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"The more clouded the glasses are, the hotter the ramen looks," jokes the artist
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Takahiro regularly shares all sorts of wacky creations - like this ring that looks like a tuna can
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You can even detach the "can" part and have be left with a ring that looks like some nice canned tuna - yum!
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Takahiro has also baked giant sunflower cookies for his sister
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"My sister asked me, "I want to eat a snack that increases tension." So when I made "human-sized sunflower seeds," she said, "Tension went up,"" writes the artist. Now, I'm not entirely sure what that means but it sounds absolutely hilarious.
Image source: iine_piroshiki
Takahiro says that the outer shell of the "advanced fortune cookie" is a cookie and the seed is made of chocolate. The artist even shared a recipe so you can make one yourself, although you'll have to brush up on your Japanese skills for this one.
The artist also baked a sponge cake that looks like an actual dish sponge - cleaning foam included
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This one reminds me of the confusing desserts that chef Ben Churchill specializes in - you can read more about him here and here!
Takahiro also created this black and blue (or is it white and gold?) cake that may look a little weird - but just keep on scrolling
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Ta-dah! The cake suddenly looks a lot different when the colors are inverted
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The artist says that his sister asked for a cake that would stand out from the others - that's why he baked one with reversed colors. Takahiro adds that the blue strawberry was made using jelly.