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Taking it to the Next Level: Top Speedcuber Creates Mosaics Using Puzzles - Videos
Taking it to the Next Level: Top Speedcuber Creates Mosaics Using Puzzles - Videos
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The 22-year-old is Ukraine’s twenty-six-time speedcubing champion and won silver at the European tournament. Alexander says each day he trains for... 11.02.2021, Sputnik International
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Taking it to the Next Level: Top Speedcuber Creates Mosaics Using Puzzles - Videos
The 22-year-old is Ukraine’s twenty-six-time speedcubing champion and won silver at the European tournament. Alexander says each day he trains for two-and-a-half hours. According to him, his hobby has already turned into a well-paid job.
Solving the Rubik’s cube puzzle blindfolded is tricky and creating mosaics with cubes is even more complex, but for Alexander Ivanchak both tasks are as easy as ABC. The young man is conquering the Russian-speaking sector of social media by posting mosaics of multiple celebrities, including Lionel Messi, Alan Rickman, Billie Eilish, Leonardo DiCaprio and Kobe Bryant.
According to Alexander, it takes hundreds of Rubik’s cubes to make one mosaic. To create Pepsi Logo he used 500 cubes.
After becoming Ukraine’s top speedcuber he opened his own school, which Alexander says gives him a steady income. The young man plans to win the world’s tournament in a blindfolded category. His own record stands at 22 seconds which includes time to remember the puzzle.
