James Taylor / Wes Anderson Empire magazine
James Taylor was asked to create this model to celebrate the films of Wes Anderson for Empire magazine and also to mark the release of his new feature The Grand Budapest Hotel.
James created the frame and letters for the meter long house out of pine wood with each room containing individual models for each of Anderson's films.
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