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Snack Packaging Turned Into Amazing Art

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Snack packaging gets a second life as wonderful papercraft thanks to a Japanese art student.

Harukiru, a student at Kobe Design University, makes these striking sculptures by cutting up the packing with scissors or a blade. Kotaku previously featured his paper gun that shoots wooden bullets.

These days, he’s best known for his snack packaging sculptures. The above Ritz Cracker lion took three days to finish!

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When asked if he ate all the Ritz crackers, he replied that he has a long battle ahead of himself.

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The way Harukiru sees papercrafts in packaging is remarkable.

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The sculptures are so detailed.

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What makes his art so interesting is that sometimes the sculpture is a riff on the product name.

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For example, the name of these cookies is Koala’s March.

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*applause*

Be sure to follow Harukiru on Twitter for more incredible papercrafts.