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Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Kickstart a Human-Sized Kokedama Forest
My fascination with kokedama has not extended into craft execution (yet) but my interest is renewed but this amazing kickstarter fund for a large scale kokedama installation. Kokedama master Coraleigh Parker for Pickled Whimsy aims to install this hanging bonsai forest at the Tauranga Garden and Art Festival 2014 in New Zealand. Judging by the photos of Pickled Whimsy's citrus tree and orchid kokedama, this project has a fighting chance!
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That's a neat project idea! It reminds me a bit of the creative freedom you get in a game like Melon Playground , where you can build and experiment with different structures and setups in a sandbox environment. This kokedama forest seems like a real-life version of that, just with plants instead of ragdolls. Pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteThat’s a neat project idea! I’ve recently been playing Monkey Mart, and it’s such a fun, relaxing management game—really addictive in the best way. Running the shop feels satisfying and easygoing, and the cute, chill style makes it perfect for winding down. This kokedama forest vibe reminds me of that same cozy creativity: tinkering, building, and just enjoying the process.
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