Stippling is a drawing technique that uses a pattern of small dots to create an image. It is a very tedious task but when finished looks amazing. Check out Florida artist Miguel Endara life-like stippling work.
“Hero is composed of approximately 3.2 million black ink dots, using a single Sakura Pigma Micron pen (nib size 005, 0.20 mm). The total number of dots was determined by multiplying the average stippling speed of this piece, 4.25 dots per second, by the amount of time logged in, 210 hours.” – Miguel Endara
Hero from Miguel Endara on Vimeo.
