Photographer Justin Poulsen makes eye-catching props to aid his architectural and advertising photography, the most recent of which is a set of thumb drives that look like severed human thumbs. Replete with its own photo and GIF series, the bloodcurdling curiosities were produced to showcase Poulsen's personal portfolio. Cast from a mold of his very own left-hand digit, the drives look eerily real at first glance. Regardless of whether potential clients will be impressed by his craftsmanship, or assume that Poulsen is playing a Black Mirror-worthy practical joke, this project deserves a thumbs up.
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See more of Poulsen's photography on his website.Related:Finally, a Wearable Tech Mood Ring for the 21st CenturyA Cardboard 'Pill' a Day Keeps Dead Smartphone Batteries AwayThese 3D-Printed Prosthetics Are 'More Than Human'
