Designer from Singapore has learned to copy the masterpieces of pen
 

designer from Singapore has learned to copy the masterpieces of pen

Singaporean designer Chan Hwee Choon (Chan Hwee Chong) copies the masterpieces of painting, using only a black pen. According to the newspaper The Daily Mail, the artist has learned to play the picture, drawing a line, a spiral twist.

Chan Hwee Choon, in its unique way to recreate the "Mona Lisa" by Leonardo, Van Gogh self-portrait and the "Girl with a Pearl Earring" by Vermeer. The publication notes that the work of the designer requires extraordinary precision: if he is wrong, then starts anew.

According to the artist, the idea is to demonstrate the accuracy and control of such a tool, like a pen. The work of Chan Chun Hwi is actually part of an advertising campaign pens manufacturer Faber-Castell.

On YouTube you can watch a video, which shows how a designer creates his paintings.

Chan Hwee Chong lives in Hamburg. He is art director for design studios Kolle Robbe, in his spare time involved in graphic design and installations. For the project for Faber-Castell took him three months.

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