An expert pilot near the border of the US states of Oklahoma and Arkansas surprised the world by creating a digital sketch of Leonardo da Vinci’s famous painting “Mona Lisa” by flying a Cessna R182 plane continuously for 3 hours.

This sketch flight path comes out as amazing art. The pilot manipulated the GPS tracking and flight path so skillfully that a complete sketch of the Mona Lisa was produced on the radar screen.

The pilot took off from Bentonville, Arkansas and spent most of his flight flying over the US border between Oklahoma and Arkansas.

It took the pilot about 3 hours to complete this portrait face, hair and entire sketch of the Mona Lisa in the sky, and the entire aerial art covered an area of ​​35 miles.

The pilot maneuvered the plane very precisely according to the pre-made map on the GPS because even an inch error could spoil the picture.

When its live route was viewed on radar tracking websites, it looked exactly like the Mona Lisa image. More than 73,000 people tracked it live on flight tracking websites, with the news quickly going viral on social media.