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This Dead Space Marker Is Made Out Of Paper And Magic
Papercrafting is a fascinating art at whatever skill level, but this Dead Space Marker is so realistic, it's scary.
The history of the Markers in Dead Space is hilariously convoluted and a little bit creepy. *Destro2k, from deviantART, decided such a figure would be perfect for papercrafting, the art where you develop a 3D model, print it out, and then physically reconstruct it.
When I first saw this papercraft Marker, I thought it was some kind of glass or clay sculpture. The only way I can explain how it was so masterfully made is that the artist is magic.
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