Hyper-Realistic Wood Sculptures by Dan Webb

Dan Webb is a Seattle based artist that creates hyper-realistic sculptures made from wood. Many of his pieces contradict their natural state of being, including intricately folded fabrics, a floating “I Love You” balloon, and a pillow that looks soft enough to sleep on.

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