Japanese Twitter user DB Hopelash has been taking stacks of Yu-Gi-Oh! cards, cutting them out with a hobby knife, and making truly amazing shadowboxes.
Like so:
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Imagine how patient you need to be.
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[Photo: db_hopeslash]
[Photo: db_hopeslash]
And here is a finished shadowbox.
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And when moving:
帝王の凍志 動画版です → https://t.co/ihnNGBXe3H https://t.co/V3nXyZRGZD
— なまこまな (@db_hopeslash) June 22, 2015
Damn, these are good.
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So good.
おジャマ・カントリー 動画版です →https://t.co/LWNtVtnGGe https://t.co/iUmBpVeIwc
— なまこまな (@db_hopeslash) June 18, 2015
This might be my favorite.
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The detail is incredible.
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ブラックローズ・ドラゴン 動画版です 画像はこちら→ https://t.co/f053iJTjWE https://t.co/19EWlLIofH
— なまこまな (@db_hopeslash) May 16, 2015
No wait. This is my favorite.
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氷結界の鏡 動画版 https://t.co/fsl2Mn17EI https://t.co/6Zv9AEbqjr
— なまこまな (@db_hopeslash) May 30, 2015
Yes, that’s a mirror in the middle.
https://twitter.com/embed/status/604602900422074369
Follow DB Hopelash on Twitter for more impressive creations.
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