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Elon Musk is impressed by this Japanese artist Online media is a haven for content that has the abil

Elon Musk is impressed by this Japanese artist Online media is a haven for content that has the ability to make you lose your mind and the video taken into account here is exactly that. In a video clip that was recently posted on Twitter by a user by the name of Massimo, a Japanese artist was responsible for creating an incredible design of a dragon with nothing but a single stroke of the paintbrush. Yes, you read that exactly the way you read it. By the use of a Japanese technique better known to be Ippitsu Ryu, Keisuke Teshima, the artist based out of Kyoto painted a lushly painted design of a dragon with nothing but one stroke of the paintbrush. He did it with an almost ultimate focus and created a flow, almost a river kind of body of the aforementioned dragon.  [Read more]( If you would prefer not receiving our emails, please [Click Here](

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