This is amazing

[nick-f1]

You just have to check this out!!! Its long at 9 minutes but WELL worth the viewing. Absolutely awesome imo.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1246174515665636969

[Spirit]

Bloody amazing ! Wish I was that creative

[The Vee]

brilliant - so talented:2thumbsup

[Si.]

I love the way an truely talented artist can make a seemingly random mark, knowing full well how it will be used to make up the final picture.

Incredible. :2thumbsup

[Nick VR4]

That is cool :2thumbsup

[NevGroom]

I've seen street artists in NYC do this - I think it's awesome, so much talent

[nick-f1]

Checkout his website too on the video link...what a way to earn a living,,, wish I had his talent

[Nutter_John]

fan flipping tastic - that is soooooooo cool

[Alex]

That is really cool.

I remember seeing street artists doing that sort of thing somewhere (although I can't for the life of me remember where), but the paper they used was massive - more like 10ft by 6ft. That took some tallent because they had to lean across it, and used their bodies to form the shapes (e.g. through kneeling).

Mind you, I can imagine that some people would want this picture in their house, but I can't imagine many people would want one that was 10ft by 6ft! Actually, come to think of it, it might have just been a variation on busking.

Still well worth watching, even though I've seen it done before :2thumbsup

[Funkstar]

I bought one of these off a guy in Fremont St in Vegas 2 weeks ago. It's blummin amazing to watch. Took him 5 minutes to finnish. They were going for $35, and as soon as they were done someone had there name on it.

[ANTHONY]

gobsmacked

[BraindG]

I wouldnt have put them pillars infront of each of the moons, but still.. amazing stuff..

[volland]

:2thumbsup :2thumbsup :2thumbsup WOW he is awsome :afro:

[I-S]

The picture is quite pretty, but...

The reason he can do it as he does is that half of the appeal is the performance of watching him do it. He's done it a great many times, and as such is just churning out variations of the same thing over and over again.

Yes, he's producing nice pictures and I'm sure it took a long time to learn to do it in such a polished way, but at this point in the process it's not really very creative anymore.

In case you're wondering, the reason for that opinion is that my mother is an artist, and I see creative blocks, creative outpouring, development of styles and techniques over years, abandonment of styles, etc... It's a bit different.

[Polabear]

Nick, that is one of the best things I have seen in a long time.. brilliant find.....especially seeing as I love fantasy space/planet pics/themes...:2thumbsup :2thumbsup :2thumbsup

OH .. don't suppose anyone has any idea what the track is called that he has used to accompany his video....?

[stuey]

Saw a guy in the street, with paper stuck on pavement with masking tape, outside the Louvre in Paris (ironic) doing these about 5 years ago, bought three as was gobsmacked with his ability.
BUT,
as you say, the attraction is seeing him doing it, got bored with the pictures after a short while and took them down.

[MJR]

That is unbelievable :2thumbsup

[thecustomer]

OH .. don't suppose anyone has any idea what the track is called that he has used to accompany his video....?

Here ya go...

It's a band called Neu! - track 'Hallagallo'

I think the band were on one of the Kill Bill movie soundtracks.

Will