Albrecht Dürer (portrayed as Jesus Christ), Self-Portrait, 1500
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Renowned Artist Creates Jesus Portrait from 24,790 Push Pins
World renowned artist Rob Surette has recently completed a mind-blowing portrait of Jesus Christ made out of 24,790 colored push pins. The amazing work of art measures 5.5 feet x 4 feet, and took the artist six months to finish.
Rob Surette has been fascinated by pointillism ever since he discovered the art of Georges Seurat, who invented the dot painting technique during the late 1800s. He became a master of it himself and now creates incredible works of art that always has viewers asking how he achieves such elaborate visual illusions. "They stand close to the image and say, 'All I see is push pins!' and then they walk backwards, away from the artwork and say, 'It looks so real! How is that possible?'" Rob says is the reaction of most people. Before starting work on this portrait, Surette set a record for the world's largest Lite Brite creation (513,000 pieces), and wondering what other objects he could use to create a portrait out of dots, he settled on push pins.
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