But imagine if that canvas was in a space the size of the eye of a needle. That is the space that micro sculptor Willard Wigan uses to create art so tiny you need a microscope to see it.

WIGAN: That took me about seven to eight weeks. I knew that he was going to become president, so I decided I wanted to create a bit of history, you know, a small bit of history in the eye of a needle.

Framed inside the eye of a needle, the pieces depict characters ... of work—Wigan accidentally inhaled his first attempt at carving King Henry VIII and his wives. He works underneath a ...

An artist injected botox around his eyes to avoid making a comedy of errors while engraving the world’s smallest portrait of Shakespeare. Graham Short spent hundreds of hours painstakingly ...

on a very small scale — in the eye of a needle. The figurine is so minute it has to be viewed properly through a microscope, as with most of Wigan’s work. At “Antsibition”, his tiny “Ant ...

His pieces normally sit within the eye of a needle or on the head of a pin. One work can be as small as 0.005 millimeters and some of his most recent works do not exceed the size of a human blood ...

A micro-artist has created the world’s smallest nativity scene which is mounted in the eye of a needle – and is worth at least £ ... his body remained as still as possible for the intricate carving.

Warangal: Noted micro-sculptor Ajay Kumar has crafted a microscopic culture of the ‘Christ the Redeemer’ statue, within the eye of a needle to mark Christmas Day celebrations at Mattewada in ...