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Others: Tiny Works of Great Art

Published nedeľa, júna 04, 2006 by Radovan Grežo | Post to a Friend

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If you've ever complained about the client or CD nitpicking about tiny aspects of your ads, guess what Willard Wigan, the author of these tiny sculptures, could do to you.

But seriously. We all can learn from this guy's patience. By the way, these are not his smallest pieces, actually he makes some that could be placed on a single hair. He works at night in a peaceful retreat near Jersey and meditates before the work to calm down his heartbeat. And when working on the smallest pieces, he "sculpts or paints at the centrepoint between heartbeats for total stillness of hand" as his web page tells us.

This nervous wreck of a writer here wishes Mr. Wigan a firm hand in everything he does.

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