Bosnian Sculptor Turns Pencil Tips into Miniature Art

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Jasenko Djordjevic works on his miniature sculpture on a graphite pencil in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina December 10, 2020. Jasenko, a self-taught artist, crafts tiny sculptures on pencil graphite, using nothing but hand precision and a sharp knife. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic

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Jasenko Djordjevic works on his miniature sculpture on a graphite pencil in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina December 10, 2020. A self-taught Bosnian sculptor has spent a decade transforming pencils into intricate miniature art using only a sharp knife and steady hands. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic

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Jasenko Djordjevic works on his miniature sculpture on a graphite pencil in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina December 10, 2020. Jasenko Djordjevic from the northeastern town of Tuzla has been sculpting the pencil miniatures for ten years after his brother challenged him to re-create work by the pioneer of this art form, Dalton Ghetti. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic

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A miniature sculpture on a graphite pencil is seen in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina December 10, 2020. Djordjevic, whose clients are based all around the world, says he mostly sells his work through social media. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic

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Miniature sculptures on a graphite pencil are seen in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina December 10, 2020. Jasenko Djordjevic, a self-taught artist, crafts tiny sculptures on pencil graphite, using nothing but hand precision and a sharp knife. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic

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