Quicken Loans Does YouTube Etch-A-Sketch Lebron James Thing

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Quicken Loans and the Cleveland Cavaliers have partnered with George Vlosich who claims to be the “world’s greatest etch-a-sketch artist” to produce a video in which Vlosich creates an Etch-A-Sketch portrait of LeBron James. It took Vlosich five hours to create the drawing but don’t worry, the video is presented in time-lapse so you can witness the wonder in just three minutes.

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