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"It started when I was five years," says Willard. "I started making houses for ants because I thought they needed to live somewhere. So I made them shoes and hats. It was a fantasy world where I escaped my dyslexia does not affect me step back and my teachers could not criticize me. That's how my career as a micro-sculptor began. "

Sculptures micro-Willard have become so small they are visible through a microscope. Each piece is currently in the eye of a needle or a pin.

The personal sacrifice involved in creating such wonderful, but hardly believable pieces is inconceivable to most. Willard enters a state meditation in which heart rate is slowed, allowing it to reduce hand tremors and sculpt between pulse beats. Even the impact caused by traffic outside can affect work Willard. He often works at night when there is minimum disruption.

Willard's work is described as "the eighth wonder of the world. " A specially commissioned works includes a replica of the iconic Lloyds of London building. This piece was then was auctioned by Eric Knowles, of Bonhams. Willard was later honored to receive an MBE from HRH Prince Charles for his services to art.

Unsurprisingly, life Willard now attracting significant attention from both the literary and film industries, each seeking to ensure his own biography.

Art meets science
Many pieces created by Willard are virtually invisible to the naked eye, yet, observed through high power magnification, the effect on the viewer is really fascinating.

Willard, who is completely self-taught has baffled medical science and was the subject of many discussions among micro-surgeons, nano-technologists and universities worldwide. His work is both inspiring and revolutionary in both the artistic and scientific sphere.

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Fantasy Art of Fantasio featuring the music of Glyn R. Brown