Gregory Euclide, a Minnesota River Valley Art Teacher, began making his ephemeral artworks during his 25-minute lunch break to show pupils at his school what could be achieved in just a short space of time. Each intricate piece was made using Japanese Sumi ink, whiteboard erasers, paper towels, spray bottles, brushes and any other objects he could find lying around the classroom.
His artwork is also featured on the 2012 Grammy Award winning album cover of rock group Bon Iver’s eponymous album
Thanks to Pat Harris for today’s fodder.
