Swedish sculptor and archaeologist Oscar D. Nilsson scans skulls to make vinyl-plastic replicas with a 3D-printer. Then, sex, age, weight, and ethnicity are determined. After this, it’s all up to Nilsson, who hand-sculpts the faces, muscle by muscle using plasticine clay. Once that is done, a mold is made and the face is cast in silicon.
The event finally happened on the 20th of September, and now we can all see what this “epic” raid looked like.
Rob Biddulph started drawing these notes to help his daughter Poppy get through her first day at school, but eventually it turned into a tradition with more than 1000 masterpieces on Rob’s Instagram page.
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