Biologically Accurate Miniature sculpture artist 

Fanni Sandor, a Hungarian miniature sculpture artist, is one of those artists who creates incredibly small sculptures of flora and wildlife that are not only adorable but also biologically correct. Sandor, who was trained as a microbiologist and science teacher, now spends a significant amount of time creating this remarkable natural beauty.

She has always been drawn to anything that is smaller than life. She paints, draws and she is a biologist who is particularly interested in animals, so she began to shrink them. She believes that by doing so, her small creatures will reach out to anyone who is interested in miniatures.

This miniature sculpture artist creates 1:12 scale miniature lifelike animal sculptures. She was named an IGMA Fellow in 2016. Her primary goal in her work is to create realistic and detailed representations. All items are hand sculpted from polymer clay and embellished with feathers, fur, and other materials.