3D Screw Portraits by Andrew Myers

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California-based sculpture Andrew Myers is probably one of the artists most patients who live in three-dimensional portraits of his subjects. To create unique portraits, about four feet high, Andrew first spent weeks drilling holes in a piece of wood. It has slowly screws, making sure everyone is in a good position before painting each screw head in his hand. More pics after the break.............















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