The “pedaling Picasso” is not your conventional artist. He doesn’t use a brush or paint to create his drawings, but rather his bicycle and the Strava tracking app. And with his latest project, he ...

‘GPS Drawing,’ which combines information technology (IT), exercise, and elements of art, has been recognized as a copyrighted work for the first time. Deoksu Law ...

The cyclist took 8 hours 27 minutes to cover 66.48 miles to create the digital art The record-breaking art was created to draw awareness about men's health for the Movember movement The cyclist ...

The video features a man on wheelchair creating the world's biggest GPS drawing An artist from Kerala with mobility disabilities has set a Guinness World Record by creating the largest individual GPS ...

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Guinness World Records’ Instagram page is filled with different videos that capture various records being made. Their latest share about one such record has left people amazed, as well as, inspired.

PETALING JAYA: With the aid of Global Positioning System (GPS) trackers, people will (literally) go the distance to make crazy, creative patterns and drawings on roads. From outlines of animals and ...

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Sujith Varghese now holds the record for largest GPS drawing made using a wheelchair. It reflect his core belief: that a wheelchair can go down almost any road. It’s not often that Guinness World ...

A GPS drawing of Oda Nobunaga fills the streets of Nagoya in this image provided by the artist, runner Naoki Shimizu. NISHINOMIYA, Hyogo -- For Naoki Shimizu, Peru's Nazca Lines are not just a mystery ...