Nigerian Art Student Breaks Guinness World Record With 100 Hours Painting Marathon

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A Nigerian art student named Chancellor Ahaghotu claims the record for the longest painting marathon—100 hours.

Chancellor, a student at Atlanta, Georgia’s Savannah College of Art and Design, significantly outperformed Roland Palmaerts’s 2013 record of 60 hours.

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He completed the marathon in four days, starting the quest on October 26 and finishing it on October 30.

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Speaking on his record attempt, he wrote, “I came to the United States to pursue my dreams and build up my career as a recognized artist. Breaking the record will boost my recognition as an artist both in my school and the world at large”.

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“Over the course of four days, Chancellor worked tirelessly to produce 106 pieces depicting all manner of subjects, including celebrities, food items, plants, animals, and much more.”

“One thing I love about the paintings I created is that they were representing my different moods and how I was feeling when I created them”, Chancellor explained.

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Chancellor says he battled fatigue around the 88-hour mark, but he was committed to reaching his target of 100 hours, so he didn’t think about calling an end to the record attempt.

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“There was joy and celebration when I completed the 100 hours,” Chancellor said. “It was a new experience for me and I’m so glad I completed the 100 hours.

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