Understanding the Art of Micro-Sculpture

Willard Wigan shares his journey from childhood struggles to becoming a renowned micro-sculptor. He describes his unique process of creating intricate sculptures on a microscopic scale, using unconventional materials like glass shards and fibers. Wigan's work includes miniatures of famous figures and objects, showcasing his meticulous craftsmanship and creativity.

What inspired the speaker to start creating miniature worlds?

• A fascination with insects

• A desire to escape school ridicule

• A love for architecture

• A suggestion from a teacher

What was the speaker's initial reaction to being labeled as 'nothing' in school?

• He ignored the comments

• He decided to work harder in academics

• He retreated into creating miniature worlds

• He sought help from a teacher

What material did the speaker use to create the roof of the Huf Haus sculpture?

• A piece of cardboard

• A fiber from a teddy bear

• A strand of hair

• A piece of plastic

What was the speaker's method for ensuring precision while sculpting?

• Measuring with a ruler

• Using a magnifying glass

• Working between heartbeats

• Using a laser cutter

What challenge did the speaker face while sculpting Bart Simpson?

• Creating a stable base

• Dealing with static electricity

• Sculpting in a dark room

• Finding the right color paint

What did the speaker use to make a paintbrush for his sculptures?

• A bristle from a toothbrush

• A fiber from a cloth

• A hair from a fly

• A strand of his own hair

What was the Charlton Heston sculpture made from?

• A metal wire

• A floating fiber

• A piece of wood

• A plastic shard

What did the speaker use to create the reins on the horse in the chariot sculpture?

• A metal wire

• A piece of string

• A nylon thread

• A spider's web

What did the speaker use to create the symmetrical shape of the horse in the chariot sculpture?

• A metal wire

• A mold

• A nylon fiber

• A piece of clay

How did the speaker create the base of the Statue of Liberty sculpture?

• Using a grain of sand

• Carving a piece of wood

• Using a plastic base

• Molding clay