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Published: 2015-06-29 21:59:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 797; Favourites: 57; Downloads: 0
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"Where Stars are Born" - 11"x17" Prismacolor Pencils on Bristol Paper - 2015Related content
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the luminous vibration by the application of points which, when seen from a certain distance, make up well-defined figures and landscapes. In the pictures all the colors are pure and never mix with each other but it is the eye of the beholder who does it. after this introduction I want to invite you all to a virtual exhibition of abstract art and pointillism with high quality guests will be reflected photographs of artits such as Robert Delaunay, Piet Mondrian, Wassily Kandinsky, Monica Medina, Gabino amaya cacho, JosΓ© Luis GonzΓ‘lez Salazar among others
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Your welcome
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Beautiful!!!! This is so vibrant, not easy to do on Bristol--did you use burnishing to achieve such bright vividness?
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Thank you! I used a circular shading pattern, such as used when tattooing or the circular pattern of a thumb and pointer finger holding a guitar pick, and kind of just pushed harder and harder with each building of the layers, so the pencil would naturally leave more pigment with each pass like the thickness idea of oil paintings when doing the flemmish underpainting, then the thicker laters as you go.
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Ah, yes, that would be burnishing. You did it quite well!
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awsome! haha thank you
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Beautiful! I love your strokes, you make it seem like this was not done by colored pencils, great job!
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Thank you 
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Hahaha yeah having immense patience is what's needed for such things... You did a very great job, keep up the good work!
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