Erin Hammill is a stipple ink artist. She uses tiny ink dots, not lines, to create detailed surreal art - a monochromatic type of pointillism.
See more of her work here.
Website coming soon
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Stipple Art
The work of surreal ink artist Erin Hammill requires not only vision, knowledge and skill, creating Erin's artwork also requires a lot of patience.
Erin Hammill is a stipple ink artist. She uses tiny ink dots, not lines, to create detailed surreal art - a monochromatic type of pointillism.
See more of her work here.
Website coming soon
Erin Hammill is a stipple ink artist. She uses tiny ink dots, not lines, to create detailed surreal art - a monochromatic type of pointillism.
See more of her work here.
Website coming soon
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Wow, Erin's work is stunning. Can't imagine the work that goes into one of these pieces.
ReplyDeleteAren't they somthing!
ReplyDeleteCouldn't agree more, they are simply gorgeous! I can't imagine doing something remotely close to this, I'd probably be distracted the whole time, and wondering when it's going to done and all. :) But at the same time, looking at these is really motivating at the same time(something I need right now actually)
ReplyDeleteTHanks for sharing as always ^^
Joanne, I just wanted to say thank you so much for featuring my work on your blog. That really meant a lot to me and thank you all for such kind comments. The original drawings can take anywhere from a few weeks to a couple of months depending on the size. I love stippling even though it can be unforgiving since you cant erase mistakes. The website will hopefully be up in a couple of more weeks. Thank you so much!~ Erin
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WOW AMAZING! :]
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