Hyper-Realistic Masks to travel On Sale In Japan; View Pics
Japanese man to sell hyper-realistic face masks supported stranger's features. Check pics
A Japanese retailer has come up with the thought of hyper-realistic face masks. they're modelled on a stranger’s features in three dimensions. Shuhei Okawara’s masks will lend you the precise appearance of an unidentified Japanese adult whose features are embed thereon . But it'll not protect you from coronavirus.
Reportedly, Okawara chose his model, from quite 100 applicants who sent him their photos. He paid the model 40,000 yen for it. An artisan then reworked the image, created on a 3D printer. The masks will continue sale early next year for 98,000 yen ($950) apiece. this may be sold at the retailer’s Tokyo shop, Kamenya Omote, whose products are popular as accessories for parties and theatrical .
Speaking to Reuters Okawara said, “Mask shops in Venice probably don't buy or sell faces. But that's something that’s likely to happen in fantasy stories. i assumed it might be fun to truly do this .”
He added, “As is usually the case with the purchasers of my shop, there aren't numerous people that buy (face masks) for specific purposes. Most see them as art pieces.”
Shuhei Okawara plans to gradually add new faces also some from overseas, to the lineup.
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