George Vlosich III Creates Portrait Tribute to Michael Jackson
Rose Nazarali — August 17, 2009 — Art & Design
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George Vlosich III, also known as the Etch-A-Sketch Master, created a portrait of the King of Pop himself, Michael Jackson, using this childhood past time.
The Michael Jackson Portrait took George Vlosich III a total of 150 hours to complete and hopes to have it signed by the performers of the Michael Jackson tribute in Vienna next month and auction it off for charity.
Check out George’s website for more of his celebrity Etch-A-Sketch portraits.
The Michael Jackson Portrait took George Vlosich III a total of 150 hours to complete and hopes to have it signed by the performers of the Michael Jackson tribute in Vienna next month and auction it off for charity.
Check out George’s website for more of his celebrity Etch-A-Sketch portraits.
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