Artist Simon Brown Transforms Household tools Into Miniature Felted Sculptures

Simon Brown sources emptied household tools like brushes and thimbles to transform them into mini scenes because of his felted wildlife. A short, stiff brush becomes a tree branch to get a perching owl, along with a thick hairbrush using swirling bristles forms a meadow for two rabbits. Brown, who’s based in Northumbria, United Kingdom, uses needle felting to create his realistic forest monsters. You can view more of his finished and in-progress work on Instagram.

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