A friend of mine sent this over, and I have no idea how he found it. This image comes from a Danish website. No big deal though, because this is cool in any language.
I have learned to appreciate good art. When someone uses their craft to create something original and fun, it always appeals to alot of people. Now when you can take that same passion and apply it to Star Wars fan art, it makes for some of the coolest stuff ever seen. I wish I knew more about this little Yoda, but he will forever be a mystery. Due to my ignorance, I have put another picture down below as a treat for you Star Wars fans.
*Thanks to reader Juan Carlo, we have found out that this is actually an Origami Yoda by Japanese engineer Fumiaki Kawahata. Thanks Juan Carlo!*
When I saw these statues, they just made me smile. These little christmas figures are fabriche art from artist Kurt Adler. Within the article, it indicated that Adler was planning on creating a figure of Darth Vader building the Death Star out of snow. Ha!
Source : Pl0g, StarWars.com
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