By Martin Robinson and Eddie Wrenn PUBLISHED: 05:33 EST, 8 October 2012 | UPDATED: 06:03 EST, 8 October 2012 These are the haunting shoebox-sized rooms inspired an artist’s childhood exploring the bombed out homes of the Blitz. Using scenes just 12 inches high photographer Graeme Webb has created magical apocalyptic-like scenes of nature reclaiming living rooms. Graeme, 60, from London, can take 15 to 20 hours making a single scene using everything from dolls house furniture to using sprigs of herbs like thyme. Haunting reminders: The shoebox-sized rooms inspired by artist Graeme Webb's childhood exploring the bombed-out homes of the Blitz
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Graeme Webb's scenes take 20 hours each and are only inches high - but have incredible detail
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The rooms and houses he recreate are inspired by his childhood in Greenwich where he would wander through bombed-out houses
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He mixes this with his dreams to make unbelievable art
Recognised: Graeme's work has already got the attention of art galleries seeing him exhibit across @placeholder