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Tiny Tales: The Little People's Journey

December 18, 2023
By Zhaoxu, 上海, Other
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This album shows tiny people in different settings: hiking up a white hill, walking by big green plants, working on slices of fruit, and surfing on blue fabric.

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Zhaoxu said...
on Mar. 9 at 9:22 am
Zhaoxu, 上海, Other
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I create this album by turning everyday items like spoons and razors into miniature worlds, encouraging viewers to find beauty in the mundane and imagine the extraordinary in the ordinary.