A Japanese Artist Crafts Portraits of Cats with Realistic Glass Eyes and Felted Wool

Japanese artist Wakuneco makes incredibly realistic portraits of feline heads, handcrafting the three-dimensional creations out of felted wool. Making such lifelike cat faces has supplied Wakuneco with quite fame on Youtube, where she uploads how-to videos that lead her audience through the process of attaching cats‘ fur to absolutely procuring each subject’s miniature whiskers. She pulls inspiration from pictures of real cats for her unique pieces, which range in breed, color, and dimensions. She’s her sculpture objects on Yahoo! Auctions, but currently only ships within Japan. You can view more of Wakuneco’s pieces on Instagram and Twitter.

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