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Artist and biologistFanni Sandorcrafts tiny animal figurines that are small enough to perch on your fingertip.
Sandor has been captivated by all things miniature since childhood.
In my country, there (are) no traditions of the 1:12 scale miniature making, she says.
In my twenties, I met the first professional miniaturists work through the internet.
I was completely fascinated.
She first studies photos of her subjects, before making prototype sketches.
She sometimes adds faux fur and feathers to make fluffy creatures even more realistic.
Check out some of Sandors dollhouse miniatures below and find more of her teeny-tiny critters onInstagram.
Artist Fanni Sandor crafts animal dollhouse miniatures that are small enough to perch on your fingertip.
Each tiny critter is sculpted from polymer clay and painted by hand.
Applying her background in biology, Sandors animal miniatures are all anatomically correctbut at 1:12 scale.
