I have partnered with OPPO UK a leading global smart device brand. Oppo mission is to let users enjoy the beauty of technology and have fun with the latest and most advanced phones on the market. It's a super-impressive piece of technology, with a great-looking display, top cameras and fast charging. The #OPPOFindX3Pro is the first smartphone in the world that is able to capture my sculptures in detail, thanks to the microlens camera. "This phone was made for me" - Willardwig

I have created the World’s smallest hand-carved sculpture of the Web Ellis Rugby World Cup.

Willard Wigan, Yeti Television, Channel 4 Winners AIBs Arts and Culture Awards

Entertainment and Design institute, (TED) invited me to be the keynote speaker during the 2009 World Conference, receiving with it a TED achievement award. The video tells my story of how a difficult and lonely childhood drove me to discover this unique ability to create art so tiny that it can't be seen with the naked eye. My slideshow of figures, as seen through a microscope, can only be described as mind-boggling. This talk was presented at an official TED conference. http

This is my beautifully crafted Tiny World Brochure, showcasing my work and life as a micro-sculptor. I have two versions available, signed c

Thank You! A big thank you to all the guys at  Ripley Entertainment Inc. They have continued to support me and my work. Please go follow them and check out all the fantastic exhibitions and attractions, including this amazing video they created. www.ripleys.com/attractions/ FOR OVER 100 YEARS RIPLEY ENTERTAINMENT HAS BEEN A WORLD LEADER IN PROVIDING FAMILY FUN. Ripley Entertainment is an entertainment and edutainment holding company. Originating with a small daily newspaper

Willard Wigan and Graham Short Sculpture Collaboration with Osberg & Martin Clockmakers commemorating First World War remembrance centenary. World renowned British micro-artists Willard Wigan MBE and Graham Short are collaborating for the first time ever to create a one off commemoration sculpture. The piece, named Time to Remember the Missing Soldier incorporates a microscopic detailed handmade sculpture of a soldier, standing upon the tip of a decommissioned First World War

I was recently interviewed by the identical and talented twin sister journalists from New York, Hannah and Cailin Loesch. The interview went really well, we talked about my life, my work and my battle with Autism. To read my latest interview with Hannah and Cailen then please click here Follow them on Youtube #willardwigan #doctorate #microsculpture