Miniature Figurine Artist

Ling Hooi Yin

23-Sep-16 13:45

Here is more proof that the best things come in small packages. We've seen thousands of artists who create whimsical adventures in a miniature-sized world all over social media, some with the power to make us question what is real and what is not. Audrey Raj speaks with Ling Hooi Yin, founder of TinyPinc Miniatures, who specializes in making uber cutesy handmade miniature food figurines, that is realistic enough to make anyone salivate.

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