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British university student turns her pet rats into viral miniature artists, selling their paintings for up to £50 to help fund her degree
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What Happened?
Ella Woodland, a student at the University of Worcester, sells paintings created by her pet rats to fund her studies. Her viral video has garnered around 6 million views.
Key points
- Ella Woodland started selling rat-made paintings in February after a viral video.
- She lists about 16 pieces of art each week, selling for £15 to £50.
- Customers have requested paintings for birthdays and weddings.
- Woodland uses a simple technique involving paint and baby food to guide the rats.
- She has kept the first painting made by her original three rats.
Key insights
- Woodland's creativity showcases how unconventional methods can generate income.
- The popularity of her art reflects a growing interest in unique, personalized gifts.
- Engaging pets in creative activities can enhance their well-being and behavior.
Why it matters
This unique approach to art helps Woodland fund her education while engaging with her pets.
Entities
Ella Woodland· PersonUniversity of Worcester· Organization
Source
Times of India
