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| This was a piece I did for a friend a long time ago. It is in their private collection. I am still happy with how it came out. |
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| Wow, this is neat! I've never heard of this technique before. Can you explain it a little? |
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| Pointillism is basically a picture comprised of nothing but dots. The whole picture is comprised of dots of different sizes. The effect can be amazing in some instances. Here are a couple of close-ups and a whole picture shot of one I was working on (in the next post). I made the mistake of leaving it on my desk and my children decided to "help!" lol My fault for that one. ![]() I am debating on what my next piece should be. If I should stick with the horses or go with something else. |
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| Here is what the full piece looked like - |
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| Wow, that is amazing! Placing all those dots must be really time consuming! |
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| Yeah it is! lol It tends to make me cross-eyed after a while too. It is really fun to see what the picture is shaping up like though. I tend to take a lot of pictures of it as I am doing it so I can actually compare them and see what my progress has been. |
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| I did a drawing like that once and probably will never do one again. I don't have the patience for pointillisom. Kudos to you for keeping at it and producing amazing work at the same time. |
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| wow that is nice, I don't know how to post wow can you help me |
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#9
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| Those are pretty cool! Looks like it takes alot of patience though lol so i wouldn't say it's for me! |
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Amazing! Kudos to your kids (haha) there is nothing quite like helping mom :}! |
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