3D Pop-up by Japanese Artist Yuki Matsueda

by on 05. Nov, 2011 in 3d works, Art / Artist, Japan, sculptures

3D pop-up art by Japanese artist yuki matsuedaPop-up! Pop-up! Pop-up! It’s not fail to amazed me everytime I saw any 3D pop-up artworks, either book, card or anything that pops up, except of-course the pop-up that captured email addresses. The one that we always seen everytime we’d try to visit any internet marketer’s website. I hate that, very annoying! =)
deck card, pop-up sculpture, japan ace
3d sculpture by japan artist yuki matsueda

Here’s what I meant, an amazing 3D pop-up done by Japanese artist and sculpture Yuki Matsueda of Ibaraki, Japan. A product of Tokyo University of Fine Arts, with PhD in Design, Matsueda had done countless 3D art exhibitions, both local and international. While doing his creative 3d works, Yuki, an award winning artist also work at the Tokyo University as part-time lecturer.
3d alarm clock japan
tokyo japan train flatform, trail transitYuki Masueda brings ordinary objects and signs into 3D pop-up, adding new message and bringing pop-up artworks into the new level.
3d pop-up signages by Japanese artist yuki matsueda
For latest info of his up-coming 3D pop-up and sculpture exhibitions, visit yuki-matsueda.com

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6 Responses to “3D Pop-up by Japanese Artist Yuki Matsueda”

  1. Herbert 05. Nov, 2011 at 8:11 am #

    Astig… I have seen a few works of this guy and all of them are awesome… Impressive post *hats off*

  2. metalpig 05. Nov, 2011 at 7:27 pm #

    @Herbert
    agree! Yuki’s works are awesome not just those 3d pop-up but also his sculptures.

    syanga, salamat pala sa pagsilip. :)

  3. Henry 09. Nov, 2011 at 10:33 am #

    Japanese is so creative, perfect pang decoration!

  4. metalpig 10. Nov, 2011 at 5:47 am #

    @Henry
    yap! because they express whatever on their mind.. :)

  5. Marvs 10. Nov, 2011 at 7:18 am #

    Nice 3D pop-up art! Japanese artists are known for their keen eyes on details.

  6. metalpig 10. Nov, 2011 at 7:33 am #

    @Marvs
    can’t agree more! even manga comics have lots of details.. :)

    btw, thanks for droppin’by… =)

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