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Many great things spring forth from the tip of a pencil, including beautiful sketches, thoughtful prose, and scientific equations. In all those instances, the graphite running through the pencil serves as a tool for expressing...

Carving a realistic replica of a train would be a daunting task at any scale -- but instead of a hammer and chisel, imagine using an X-acto blade and a magnifying glass to shape a pencil lead! This astoundingly detailed piece...

Isaac Cordal is famous for tackling big political issues through a tiny medium. In his series "Waiting for Climate Change," Cordal created a set of ephemeral and partially submerged installations to draw attention to rising...