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Dino Tomic Gunpowder Art


Dino Tomic is an artist I've followed for a long time.  He used gunpower to create art.  Often he draws one picture with the gunpowder and then lights it on fire to reveal another image.  This creates an awesome display.  Part of the appeal is that his first image is only visible for a short amount of time.  He focuses mainly on pop culture and has gotten a large following. Here is a link to a video about him.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHdfiVKBqpU

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  1. This is so cool and creative. The way he makes his art is so unique and ive never heard of something like this before. Makes me think of the people who make art out of sand

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