Cyclists have the Tour de France. Chefs have the fugu fish. Ninjas have the Ninja Warrior Challenge. For those who carve miniature sculptures from pencils, using 0.6 mm mechanical lead is the pinnacle of difficulty. Taiwanese carver Chien Chu Lee calls his latest work in the medium, the alphabet carved consecutively one letter after the other, "a top level challenge."A photo posted by 李健竹 (@chien.chu.lee) on Mar 13, 2016 at 8:31am PDT
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See more of Chien Chu Lee 's work on Instagram.Related:Mini Emoji Carved from Colored Pencils are :DIt's Time to Reinvent the PencilArtist Carves Tiny Pop Art Masterpieces on the Tips of Pencils[Exclusive Video] Creating Sand Castles With A Single Grain Of SandA photo posted by 李健竹 (@chien.chu.lee) on Nov 9, 2015 at 1:52am PST