Happy Sunday!
Today's video inspiration features a portrait created entirely from push pins—15,000 of them, to be exact! It took several weeks for the artists to create the portrait, and the result is amazing!
In the second video, the artists talk about their process and what happened behind the scenes, which is also pretty fascinating. Enjoy!
Geez, it makes my complaining about painting the laundry room seem so whiny by comparison.
ReplyDeleteVery cool! In Rotorua, New Zealand there is a Jelly Belly store at the top of the tram...there are pictures made from Jelly Belly Jelly Beans- Starry Starry Night, Mona Lisa and a few others- amazing!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
I would love to see those!
DeleteHappy New Year to you and yours. :)
Oy.
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DeleteWhen I saw this, all I thought was oy, that's a lot of work. Oy, it's my go to word.
DeleteHappy Sunday :-)
Gotcha! I agree. I think if I ever attempted a project like that, it would have to be on a much smaller scale. :)
DeleteWow. That is an incredible amount of patience to do that!
ReplyDeletePatience and sore thumbs, I'm sure. :)
DeleteWow ... where would anyone come up with an idea like that?
ReplyDeleteand I agree...patience and sore thumbs!
Happy New Year Dana!
I would love to do a project like this! Maybe someday I'll come up with one. :)
DeleteThanks for sharing - this is really incredible! The end result is just like looking at a photograph.
ReplyDeleteI know! It's amazing!
Deleteoh my gosh! I love the unusual talent you find and post!!!
ReplyDeleteThese kinds of people are so inspiring to me!
DeleteIt's amazing how much our eyes and minds can fill in what we can't actually see or isn't even there. It's kind of like those sentences that are typed all crazy but you can read them because your mind just fills in what isn't really there with what is familiar. In this case we just fill in a human face. Awesome!! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's the perfect analogy, Rita!
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