Willard Wigan micro-sculptures
A happy family of four, amazing tiny sculptural composition inside the eye of a needle. Willard Wigan micro-sculptures
Willard Wigan micro-sculptures
According to British artist Willard Wigan, 52, he began his artistic life in his childhood. “It began when I was five years old,” says Willard. “I started making houses for ants because I thought they needed somewhere to live. Then I made them shoes and hats. It was a fantasy world I escaped to. That’s how my career as a micro-sculptor began.” Willard’s micro-sculptures are now so tiny that they are only visible through a microscope. Each piece commonly sits within the eye of a needle, or on a pin head. Meanwhile, many admirers of Willard’s artwork describe it as “the eighth wonder of the world”.
Meanwhile, during the creation process, the artist has to control his nervous system to make sure that he does not suddenly move and destroy the sculpture.
Oscar Award and a man figure in the eye of a needle. Willard Wigan micro-sculptures
A sculptor has proven you really can see the world in a grain of sand – after carving this incredible church from one tiny granule stuck in the head of a needle. He created the sculpture of St Bartholomew’s Church in Churchdown, Gloucestershire, after his girlfriend Rachel Slade, 40, bet he couldn’t do it. The ”painstaking” piece of art, which is the size of a full stop in a newspaper, even comes complete with stained-glass windows.
It is his latest in a serious of incredible works made from single grains of the beach stuff that are so small they cannot be seen by the naked eye.
Willard Wigan micro-sculptures
Incredible micro-sculpture
A church from one tiny granule stuck in the head of a needle
Amazing micro-sculpture
Birds on the rope
Micro-sculptures by British artist Willard Wigan
Neil Armstrong on the Moon
According to admirers, Wigan micro-sculptures are masterpieces
Elvis Presley and Roden’s Thinker
Shakespeare theme in Wigan’s micro-sculptures
A ship on a tiny crystal
During the creation process, the artist has to control his nervous system to make sure that he does not suddenly move and destroy the sculpture
A sculptor has proven you really can see the world in a grain of sand. A church from one tiny granule stuck in the head of a needle
Cartoon character micro sculpture
Movie characters micro sculpture
Stunning micro-sculptures by British artist Willard Wigan
The whole universe in the needle ear
An insect looks giant comparing to Wigan’s micro sculpture
Fabulous micro-sculptures by British artist Willard Wigan
Egyptian motif micro sculpture
Closeup – Wigan’s micro sculpture
Talented British artist Willard Wigan
The first man on the Moon, Neil Armstrong
The artist just stuffed camels through the eye of a needle
Iconic image of Marilyn Monroe in a white dress
The statue of Liberty in the eye of a needle
Playing golf on a nail tip
Magic inside the eye of a needle – Willard Wigan micro sculpture
