This guy amazes me. An England artist with a learning disability (dyslexia), Willard Wigan has a passion for all things tiny— and I mean TINY. His microscopic art, made from sugar crystals and dust particles, has been sweeping across the nation and was once described as “the eighth wonder of the world.”
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See for yourself. The Wizard of Oz cast in the eye of a needle (pic taken through microscopic viewer).
Simply fascinting.
un. be. lievable!
Oh now you know I love this!
INSANE!
Sugar crystals and dust particles?!! Unbelievably amazing.
I KNOW—- sooo talented, right? :)
ooooh…I love that guy!! Absolutely incredible!!!
That’s insane!
wow! have you visited the Museum of Jurassic?? they have a verrrry similar exhibit. strange! the MJT is quite an unusual museum experience– you should visit if you haven’t before (:
OMG Lillie— I’m so headed there now!!! :) Thanks for the tip! :)
What a talent!
This is truly incredible. I’m stunned and lost for words.
wow! thanks for sharing!
this is wild! in the best kind of way!!
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ooo…I was obsessed with the Wiz of Oz when I was a kid — I used to make my parents call me Dorothy! And of course I was her for halloween…and now I have a little black dog…hmm, never thought of that (wierd!)
– Jessie –
AWWWW, I was always Toto, Jess. ;)
Yowza! I remember seeing paintings on a pinhead when I was a kid. Intense.
Anne
WOW.
how do you think his eyesight is now?
my eyes are ruined just from blogging!
thanks for this, fascinating!
ha, good point, my love! :)
Aaaaahhh that’s amazing!
p.s. Just found your blog and I’m loving it–keep up the good work!