Originally posted by PVS
its a long story. basically the emulsion for that was a sheet of photosensative sheet of emulsion over plexiglass. for some reason it bubbled up in those two rows, so i scraped the bubbles off and went with it. the skeleton is traced from a pencil scetch. i inked the plate and rather than cleaning it i squeegee's it off leaving the streaks. did that with another one of those as well. i used to experiment alot like that.:edit: the rest of them are etched in copper
thats amazing.
yeah, thats an attempt at goya
OH F'KING SWEET! 😆
I'VE IMPROVED ON MY OBSERVING SKILLS! (my teacher would be proud).
stippling. just taking a fine tip black pen and drawing with just dots. the zebras are done that way too
aren't they one of the same technique, though? stroke wise?
naa, i dont really draw like that much anymore, so its not like it would be useful to post there.
SO!!! YOU DONT HAVE TO JUST SHOW DRAWINGS!! pissed
... 😐
what do you do for a living? (I was just wondering since you had a portfolio).
Originally posted by PVS
my old portfolio from school.
Whoa, PVS got some skillz. 😑
Originally posted by LÉONpro2007Looks like crap. ermm
this mooovie scaaaares meeee. ermm
Originally posted by LÉONpro2007
NO IM NOT!In both you create the work using only Dots/Spots/Points!
😑 oi vey... im confused.
pointillism, as the article points out, was a technique of painting. solid color dots. similar to process printing today but done by hand.
art teachers need to stop calling simple stippling "pointillism".