Turning a childhood craft into pop art.
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Steve Moore a.k.a. PXL8R sells unbelievable mosaics of pop culture figures from Tina Fey to John Lennon, all made of plastic Perler beads, as a way to relive his most memorable childhood activity. Each 11" x 11" portrait takes 3-4 hours to complete and sells for around $50. Upon request, he creates custom orders, which apparently is where most of his business comes from. [Wired]
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