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Published: 2006-08-14 14:32:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 135; Favourites: 4; Downloads: 2
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Even more of empty dots. It's like 35 000 - 60 000 of them here.If I was going to give each human one dot, I'd have to make approx. 211 000 of drawings like this. It would take me about 616 years. By this time 10 times more humans would die and be born, so no chance
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I've got to ask how you did this, and what size the paper is.
for some reason, I can't stop looking at this.
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This old work is a byproduct of a couple of idle hours on train, as well as a wrist practise of some kind. I'm afraid there's no much to say about this one except it's rather monotonous; it does attract the gaze, though.
Eventually my deep meditation of this theme contributed to a profound conclusion :] that the shape of an object should be the manner in which it occupies space, rather than simply being the curvature of it's outline.
Additionally, in this case, when the space is totally occupied with dots it's exclusively the size of individual dots that affects their arrangement and density.
As for the size of the paper I believe it was A5.
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Nice piece, and gallery, for that matter. You are quite talented.
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Thanks a lot man I appreciate this.
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how...tediously perfect, and wondefully tedious....all positive. props to your patience. i can learn a lot from you. 20 minutes with my drawings, and im done....and i wonder why i dont create like other great (such as yourself) artists....
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Thanks. Of course it does matter how much time you spend on your work, but when you get more experience even 5 minutes is a lot of time. Drawing at train or bus is a good thing to improve your speed. But not dots, 
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its awesome
but where do you find the time
to put 6x10^4 dots on a sheet of paper
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Haha man, I envy you for your patience. Great work. It looks very cool.
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