The "King" of Cardboard Sculpture

In this edition of Schankman's St. Louis, Paul Schankman introduces us to St. Louis' cardboard artist. Using old boxes and scraps, Justin King fashions large whimsical animals and then places them in public for people to enjoy until time and weather take their toll on his work, though some pieces have recently been saved and reused.
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[@dfuentesvega]

i also can do that, im working on a show here in Chile but here no one support artist. i really love how other countries show their creators to the world.

[@malakai9203]

So who isn't here from school? Specifically art also this dude's brain level is beyond us simpletons

[@cristianrodriguez6285]

Excelente trabajo , Amigo. Felicidades Saludos desde Ecuador.

[@GibThom]

I wish I could see that statue finished.

[@justinkingdesigns314]

GibThom check out my Instagram @justinkingdesigns

[@nageshmahamuni3497]

khup super duper hitttt ,😘😘😘😘😘🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗👳🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@polygonalmasonary]

Brilliant and highly commendable work, however I would not describe this artist as 'The King' of this medium. There are more 'accomplished' cardboard artists out there in other countries other than the US.

[@jcjohnsong8570]

His last name is 'KING' ... Justin King ... That is the reason for calling him the king of Cardboard Sculpture. Google his name ... His more recent works are worth taking a look at ...

[@josephtermeer4595]

Hey... Picasso made guitars from cardboard! Rauschenberg made a painting of a bed using old sheets.... Don't let the people with blinders push you down, there's always the Moma😀

[@lindamuvic8110]

Stole it from James Carl!

[@christineconroy-jones7952]

Recycled recycle. Brilliant.