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Student makes Spider-Man actor Tom Holland’s portrait using soda bottle caps
A student made Spider-Man actor Tom Holland's portrait using recycled soda bottle caps.
Rener Cabatas, 21, collected trash from their local corner store and turned them into artworks in Cebu province, the Philippines.
One of his latest pieces was the Hollywood actor's depiction using colourful tin rubbish.
Footage shows Rener carefully arranging the caps to form an image in their home on March 3.
Rener said: ‘I was always tasked to clean up the store, so I collected the bottle caps. When I was younger, we would play with it, but when I started doing art, I had an idea of turning them into a portrait.'
The talented artist said Tom Holland's bottle cap portrait took six hours to make and more than 2,000 pieces.
He said: ‘I like Spider-Man so I made a special portrait for him. I am happy a lot of people appreciated it too.'
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