Very cool. I'm always impressed by people who think big like this, who think, "hmm, I think I'll get on the floor and make a spirograph out of my body!"
One cannot underestimate the focus this man had to maintain during the process, if it were me I would have run off the paper and out of energy! Fabulous work, mesmerizing to watch.
Is it graphite? I would have thought it would be some sort of pen. I can't imagine a pencil staying sharp enough for the entire time, although, now that I thing about it you could probably use a woodless pencil. Still, the lines seem to stay much the same throughout. Either way, it is an impressive feat. How do you keep that up for 17 and a half minutes. He did seem to be completely exhausted at the end. Thanks this was great.
Is it graphite? I would have thought it would be some sort of pen. I can't imagine a pencil staying sharp enough for the entire time, although, now that I thing about it you could probably use a woodless pencil. Still, the lines seem to stay much the same throughout. Either way, it is an impressive feat. How do you keep that up for 17 and a half minutes. He did seem to be completely exhausted at the end. Thanks this was great.
Very cool. I'm always impressed by people who think big like this, who think, "hmm, I think I'll get on the floor and make a spirograph out of my body!"
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool spiroman doodler! Love the idea of using your body and movement in making art. Fab ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you for thinking of us :)
ReplyDeleteFab isnt he! Hes done lots of other things and they are just amazing. One man,huge paper and graphite(I think) and an idea.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
One cannot underestimate the focus this man had to maintain during the process, if it were me I would have run off the paper and out of energy! Fabulous work, mesmerizing to watch.
ReplyDeleteIs it graphite? I would have thought it would be some sort of pen. I can't imagine a pencil staying sharp enough for the entire time, although, now that I thing about it you could probably use a woodless pencil. Still, the lines seem to stay much the same throughout. Either way, it is an impressive feat. How do you keep that up for 17 and a half minutes. He did seem to be completely exhausted at the end. Thanks this was great.
ReplyDeleteIs it graphite? I would have thought it would be some sort of pen. I can't imagine a pencil staying sharp enough for the entire time, although, now that I thing about it you could probably use a woodless pencil. Still, the lines seem to stay much the same throughout. Either way, it is an impressive feat. How do you keep that up for 17 and a half minutes. He did seem to be completely exhausted at the end. Thanks this was great.
ReplyDeleteLove this guy ... I'd have needed a pee break, all that jiggin around ...
ReplyDeleteSimply fantastic! you made me remember of those fields where ETs use to make beautiful circles!
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