The American singer is currently giving concerts in Germany, but she will also visit Poland soon (August 1-3) as part of the "Eras Tour", during which she promotes studio albums released during the pandemic and the last album titled "Midnights".
The artist boasts a crowd of devoted fans all over the world, including in the United States. One of them is Rob Stouffer from Kansas, who is a farmer and entrepreneur. As an ardent admirer of the star, he decided to welcome the artist to his home state in an unusual way. He created a giant portrait of Taylor Swift on a 10-acre wheat stubble field with the words: "Kansas City Welcomes Taylor Swift."
The farmer's work aroused the admiration of Internet users around the world. As we learn from recordings online, this is not the work of an amateur enthusiast. Stouffer is also the owner of Precision Mazes, which specializes in unusual advertising services related to precision agriculture. He creates, for example, company logos on beaches or meadows, or corn mazes, using computer graphics and GPS technology.
Stouffer's crew "painted" a portrait of Taylor Swift using a small Bobcat loader on tracks with an attached mulcher. Work on the project in the field lasted 13 hours. The team operated the vehicle remotely and supervised the whole thing using a drone hovering over the field.
