This dinosaur is another eye-of-the-needle job, even smaller than the statue above. I don't know, but I expect he's done the camel too. He actually sculpts using a sliver of powdered glass glued to the point of a pin, holding his breath for long periods and applying cuts between heartbeats. One of the biggest problems he has is losing a piece to a slight breeze or vibration, or most commonly, static electricity. The only technology he allows himself to use is a microscope, for sculptures which are too small for the naked eye to see.

Below is possibly the most staggering of these four particular pieces, a ship on a grain of sugar. This stuff is a perfect physical illustration of what can be achieved when the power of human concentration is allied to will and hard work. The man's well named!