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The Pointillism Thread 2008-01-30 18:48:40 Reply

Post your pointillism here! If you don't know what it is, its a system of painting using tiny dots or "points" of color, developed by French artist Georges Seurat in the 1880s.

Heres mine, its work in progress.

no mspaint spray can art!!

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Response to The Pointillism Thread 2008-01-30 18:52:02 Reply

gyaah!!! *twich*

i remember doing these in art class.... with hole-punches and glue.
you need more variance in your dots, but a good start so far.

MOAR DOTS.
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Response to The Pointillism Thread 2008-01-30 18:53:33 Reply

At 1/30/08 06:52 PM, kernalphage wrote: gyaah!!! *twich*

i remember doing these in art class.... with hole-punches and glue.
you need more variance in your dots, but a good start so far.

MOAR DOTS.

Yeah this actually my advanced art assignment.

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Response to The Pointillism Thread 2008-01-30 19:04:08 Reply

I remember making Christmas cards for my family using pointillism. I hated every moment of it. I can't stand doing pointillism. So many dots...!


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Response to The Pointillism Thread 2008-01-30 19:19:27 Reply

At 1/30/08 07:04 PM, TheAmateurAnimator wrote: I remember making Christmas cards for my family using pointillism. I hated every moment of it. I can't stand doing pointillism. So many dots...!

Yeah it definetly takes time and patience.

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Response to The Pointillism Thread 2008-01-30 20:37:25 Reply

I've always know it as Stippling. We had to do self-portraits that way. I dunno where mine is... packed away somewhere, no doubt... but if I can find it, I'll try to take a pic (my scanner is broken).

Your pic is looking good... my only suggestion: try to have no dot at the lightest point.

I just looked it up, apparently Pointillism is when there's color, like you said... so your piece is stippled (unless there's actually color I can't see in the picture)... tomato... tomato! (lol, that doesn't work in print! nvm!!)
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Response to The Pointillism Thread 2008-01-31 00:35:34 Reply

I think stippling in general looks great and I wish more people had the patience for it. I've done a couple pictures I'll try to get up. I was thinking about starting a thread like this actually.


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Response to The Pointillism Thread 2008-01-31 00:43:43 Reply

its a stippiling NIGHTMARE!! just take it to heart tho, its a killer technique to be able to hammer out like its nothing. VCJ did alot of it in some of his graphics for Powell-Peralta and his own stuff.. check it out for killer insparation.


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Response to The Pointillism Thread 2008-01-31 00:54:57 Reply

At 1/31/08 12:35 AM, Biznasco wrote: I think stippling in general looks great and I wish more people had the patience for it. I've done a couple pictures I'll try to get up. I was thinking about starting a thread like this actually.

Yeah please post some because this thread is bone dry.