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[edit]DescriptionMallikarjuna Reddy Miniature Work.JPG | Mallikarjuna Reddy is a miniature sculptor, and Guinness World Record Holder, the creator of the world's smallest monolithic sculptures, often taking months to complete one, working between heartbeats to avoid hand tremors "You have to control the whole nervous system, you have to work between the heartbeat - the pulse of your finger can destroy the work. To the naked eye, each of Reddy’s works is all but invisible unidentifiable speck that reveals its true form, in mind-boggling detail, only when placed under the microscope and magnified 500 times. |
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Image title | 24-year-old miniature artist Mallikarjuna Reddy carves chain links on a toothpick during his attempt to break the 'Guinness World Record' in Bangalore on Monday 21st Feb 2005. Reddy during his attempt has succeded in carving 28 links on a tooth pick measuring about 66 millimeter in length with a thickness of 2 millimeter as against the existing record by an American named Bob Shamey who had carved 17 links on a similar toothpick in 1993. His achievement comes under the 'amazing features' category for 'most chain links carved on a single toothpick' in the world famous 'Guinness Book of World Records. A detailed documentation of the feat which took Mallikarjuna nearly 9 hours to complete will now be submitted to the Guinness World Record authorities for scrutiny and acceptance in the records book. |
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