July 8, 2014 AT 2:00 pm
The Putter: The Art of Making Scissors by Hand #arttuesday
The Putter, a film by Shaun Bloodworth, reveals the beauty behind the art of making scissors by hand, from thisiscolossal:
On its most basic level, this is a five minute video of a guy making a few pairs of scissors by hand. But what could have been a mundane shoot of a master craftsman using archaic tools to create common household objects, is completely elevated by filmmaker Shaun Bloodworth into something strikingly beautiful. The film’s subject, Cliff Denton, is one of the world’s last “putters” (literally “a putter togetherer of scissors”) who works at Ernest Wright & Sons in Sheffield, a company that has been hand-making scissors and shears for 112 years. Watch and be transfixed. Is this another example of autonomous sensory meridian response?
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