Extreme Shepherding

"Good dogs and good sheep": Sheep art explained again, this time by the shepherds

ddobbs | March 27, 2009

The shepherds responsible for the sheep art I featured earlier (i.e., Sheep + LEDs - Mona Lisa, Fireworks, etc.") explain how it was done. Via the BBC:

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