It's "World Radio Day" this Sunday, so what better to do than carve a super tiny replica radio out of the tip of a pencil!

You'll need a very very steady hand for this, but Indian Gattem Venkatesh specializes in carving miniature sculptures on tips of pencils, chalk pieces, crayons, bamboo, matchsticks, etc. so it's no problem for him.

The clip shows him carving the mini radio from beginning to end, so if you want to give it a shot, here's your tutorial.

Gattem won an entry into the Guinness World Record book in 2017, his works have been showcased in many exhibitions and he regularly conducts workshops for students to introduce them to his unique miniature art.

On the the occasion of international radio day To mark World Radio Day on February 13, Gattem Venkatesh made a replica of radio by using 4B pencil.

Gattem Venkatesh specialized in carving miniature sculptures on tips of pencils, chalk pieces, crayons, bamboo, matchsticks, etc.

Gattem Venkatesh has won Guinness World Record, 2017, for his unique art. His works have been exhibited in various parts of the world and he regularly conducts workshops for students to introduce them to his unique miniature art.

Gattem Venkatesh said It took 1.5 hours to complete the radio miniature art took.