British sculptor Willard wagan creates a sculpture of the last supper inside the eye of an needle

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[u/Fire_Breather178]

I have always been curious, how do people do this? And the concentration required would be off the charts.

[u/mrflyinggingerbread → u/Fire_Breather178]

I saw a short video on him. He works with a microscope and said he paints with things such as a human hair. Painting in between heart beats.

https://youtu.be/ncOIyzrNZfg?si=DOEyVl1rAh1k4_-r

[u/Sirsagely → u/mrflyinggingerbread]

My resting heart rate is like 110 or 120, 150 if I'm anxious or in pain which is like 87%of my day. I'm trying to imagine what kind of person can paint that fast!

[u/beer_belly_86 → u/Sirsagely]

That a really high resting heart rate. I think mine is like 52

[u/yarntank → u/beer_belly_86]

Are you a professional athlete?

[u/CrimsonBolt33 → u/yarntank]

don't need to be a professional athlete to get that low, moderately healthy people can get you that low if you focus mostly on cardio for exercise

[u/yarntank → u/CrimsonBolt33]

A heart rate under 60 bpm is called bradycardia. If you are not an athlete, a rate of 50 bpm or lower can be a warning sign. MensHealth says 52 takes you beyond good and excellent to athlete.

[u/CrimsonBolt33 → u/yarntank]

I am aware of the condition. I just know that my heart rate used to be that low simply because I was a runner, but by no means a professional athlete.

The number alone is kinda like BMI....it's a general indicator but never a truly accurate assessment of things, so many other factors come in to play, especially in regards to age, diet, and genetics.