Apocalypse now: Miniature scenes from the end of the world Tomo Taka, The Spaces 2 minute read Published 8:17 PM EDT, Mon June 27, 2016 Link Copied! Lori Nix ...

We can do a lot with Photoshop, from faking entire military operations to whatever this is. But sometimes, low-tech trickery is just more fun. Such is the ...

Each image is a miniature recreation of a post-apocalyptic scene. Nix explains how she creates her work, and what inspires her: I have been building dioramas and photographing the results since ...

No one really knows, which is why apocalypse scenarios are such rich territory for imaginative artists like Lori Nix. The Brooklyn-based photographer creates and then documents detailed miniature ...

A large number of illustrated volumes of the Apocalypse appeared in Northern Europe, especially in England, after the year 1240-perhaps reflecting a fear of the world's end. These miniatures come from ...

It’s like the apocalypse, but smaller Artists’ tiny models imagine what a city might look like after humans are long gone. Lori Nix and Kathleen Gerber spent seven months building this minute ...

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A large number of illustrated volumes of the Apocalypse appeared in Northern Europe, especially in England, after the year 1240--perhaps reflecting a fear of the world's end. These miniatures come ...