The Unsung Artist
Micro artist Badar is busy in crafting a boat “This is the mausoleum of Quaid-e-Azam,” the micro artist Badar shows his art work. The mausoleum is curved masterly over coloured-pencil graphite. After a meticulous focus, one can hardly see the curves on the tiniest mausoleum. “Before having this box, I often mishandled the small wooden boats. Now they are safe since I have gotten this box,” says Badar while taking his tiny art work out of the carefully managed box. Badar needs only a razor for making the smallest things out of graphite and wood. But the efforts are arduous. “Working on Minar-e-Pakistan needed two times more efforts and time than I consumed on making mausoleum. I took six hours to curve out the Minar on graphite,” Badar recalls. Minar-e-Pakistan which is curved on graphite with razor measuring 4.4 cm on scale The micro artist is a resident of Gaddani town, a tehsil of Hub city which is the industrial city of Balochistan. Zigzagging into narrow, conge...
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