DaVinci

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My brother in law sent me these pictures, this is a pretty amazing amount of work. This guy created a portrait of DaVinci using nothing but nails, alternating in size and depth.

I went to the website in the photos for more information, but unfortunately, my Arabic is a bit rusty...









Comments

  1. Bella@That damn expat11:29 AM

    I'm always amazed at people's creativity.

    When I look at a whole bunch of nails all I see is, well, a whole bunch of nails.

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  2. Cora11:53 AM

    Oh that's fantastic! WOW!

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  3. C12:00 PM

    fuck me hard. that is AWESOME. awesome, i say. and yes your picture of a nutsack made mine look invisable, thank you very much! hahahahahaha

    you kill me.


    C

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  4. GETkristiLOVE12:30 PM

    Very good likeness - I'd say he hit the nail on the head.

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  5. Unknown12:36 PM

    i went to a local art show last weekend. I was blown away by the creativity of some peoples brains. This is over the top amazing though

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  6. Anonymous2:16 PM

    Awesomeness !

    #1

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  7. Anonymous3:29 PM

    Now that's interesting.

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  8. Cheer344:52 PM

    I could do that.....he really nailed the likeness

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  9. katrocket4:59 PM

    I am in complete awe of this man's work. Thanks for sharing it!

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  10. Distributorcap9:49 AM

    i finally figured out what to do with all the nails i have lying around

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  11. Johnny Yen10:23 AM

    That is awesome!

    As someone who can't draw a straight line (seriously-- I barely passed my drafting class in junior high), I am in complete admiration of people with artistic talent.

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  12. Cap'n Ergo "XL+II" Jinglebollocks5:05 PM

    I'm sittin' heah, repeating after Squidward: "I have NO talent."

    people ay-maze meee....

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  13. ~E2:50 AM

    All of a sudden I feel like such a talentless tart.

    And he did it sideways too? Call me impressed!

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