Man completes Napoleon tapestry after surviving a brain tumour, meningitis and a car crash
The picture below might look like a painting, but it's actually made of thousands of tiny cross-stitches.
It's the work of a 67-year-old Alan Bramley from Gronant, near Prestatyn, and it took him five years to finish.
Sarah Powell meets him.
His latest piece, a portrait of Napoleon, took him five years to complete.
During that time he suffered a brain tumor, mengitis, and a debilitating car crash.
He says the thought of finishing the tapestry kept him going.