This shaking mad artist has created stunning images out of coloured salt, including portraits of characters from the hit US drama, Breaking Bad.
A spectacular timelapse video shows Canadian artist Bashir Sultani delicately shaping the faces of the chemistry teacher turned crystal meth cook, Walter White, and his sidekick Jesse Pinkman.
Using salt he dyes himself, Mr Sultani spends up to five hours creating each of his masterpieces which tend to require between 10 and 20 full salt shakers.
Shaking up the art world: A spectacular timelapse video shows Bashir Sultani delicately shaping the faces of the Walter White (right), and his sidekick Jesse Pinkman (left)
The talented artist recreated a still from the above scene in the crime drama, Breaking Bad, which last aired in 2013. It is hugely popular and has an incredibly high IMDb rating of 9.5/10
Mr Sultani recreated the face of actor Bryan Cranston as Walter White in Breaking Bad
Since he started experimenting with salt, he has taken over 100 time lapses of his creations for his YouTube channel.
One of the artist’s specialities is creating realistic meals out of salt, including a tray of sushi, a fresh trout and a delicious looking burger.
Other creations include two koi fish, Spongebob Squarepants, and Dory from Finding Nemo – not to mention an emotive monochrome portrait of Martin Luther King.
Mr Sultani spends up to five hours creating each of his masterpieces – including this breathtaking monochrome recreation of a portrait of Martin Luther King
The artist’s favourite pieces are his salt galaxies, which bring outer space to the dinner table
Other creations include these two koi fish, gliding towards each other in gorgeous symmetry
Highly skilled: Mr Sultani created this board of trout topped with lemon and herbs
But the artist’s favourite pieces are his salt galaxies, which bring outer space to the dinner table in shades of blue, purple, yellow and white salt.
Although Mr Sultani can spend hours on each of his creations, he often destroys the beautiful portraits in seconds.
Even though most of his work is therefore only preserved on video, Mr Sultani certainly seems to be shaking up the art world with his unique skill.
Although Mr Sultani can spend hours on each of his creations, he often destroys the beautiful portraits in seconds. He ruined this intricate sushi image by simply upending the plate
In contrast to the hyper-realistic portraits, Mr Sultani can even create cartoons like Spongebob
The delicate shading of this multi-coloured lobster demonstrates Mr Sultani’s supreme skill
Even though most of his work is therefore only preserved on video, Mr Sultani certainly seems to be shaking up the art world with his unique skill – including with this image of Pixar’s Dory