You gotta see this!!!!
 

If you don't go "Oh My God" at the end of this video, I don't know you guys.

Absolutely amazing. This will take your minds off of your pain, believe me. I still can't get over what I just saw!!!

Enjoy.....Melody

http://www.youtube.com:80/watch?v=OIJtKxdRQzY

I agree,,,,,,,,VERY cool Melody! I hadn't seen this one before, so thanks for sharing it! Roxie

All i can say is amazing, talented bloke that one, thanks for sharing Mel :)

Isn't that amazing what people can do? I always wanted to be able to draw or paint or something like that. I wasn't blessed in that way though so it's always awe inspiring when I see something like this. Thanks for posting this!

I knew you guys would love it!! Alan was getting ready to retire for the night when he hears me going "oh my god, oh my god".. He kept saying "what?? what?? I just sat him down in front of the computer and let him watch. I watched his face at the end. His eyes were big round saucers. He looked at me and said "oh my god, this man is so talented, anymore like this??

I said 'click on the links on the right, and you'll see more of the same"

Absolutely mind-boggling how a person is able to do this.

Melody

yes that was fun....
 

I am an artist too, and enjoyed it. I personally think some outlines were on the black surface that only HE could see. I've seen TV art before and lines are typically put in faintly so errors don't occur.

I loved this guy's moving around, because when I do large stuff, I move like that too!

Since we are on You Tube ...and art ...here is another that is very very
compelling: Women in Art:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUDIoN-_Hxs

Mrs. D.

Now THAT was absolutely stunning!!!!

Thank you very much.

Mel

Wow!!!!
 

Mrs. D, Thanks so very much for that! It was mesmerizing!! Did you notice that it looked like the same beautiful woman was used for all of the pictures. It makes you wonder if the artists have a standard idea of beauty and look for it in their models.

Thanks again. I enjoyed it so much.

Billye

I found myself focused on the eyes
 

and the background just changed... I wonder if that was what captivated the artists. If that is what the artist was drawn in by. Wasn't it interesting that all the womens eyes were serious. None were "smiling", none were "sad".