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Shutter Speed:1/13 second
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First Halftoneby ~kingstom

Traditional Art / Street Art / Stencils

My first halftone stencil, painted on wooden panel.
120x95cm
2 colors b&w

love 2 2

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~jsergent Dec 3, 2011 Hobbyist Artisan Crafter

nice

~jarbid Nov 17, 2011 Hobbyist Artist

great job for your first halftone. well done

~TheKemper Nov 12, 2011 Professional General Artist

jesus. christ.

i gotta step up my game

~lambArt Nov 11, 2011 Student

wow very nice and clean
been wishing to make one of these but then i think in the cutting [link]

you cuted yours by hand?? [link]
what tools do u used?
i was think about getting some sort of circular razers in various sizes then it would be easier but dont know where to get it

~kingstom Nov 11, 2011 Student Traditional Artist

thanks for the comment, yes it's cut by hand. i use a basic cutter like this one [link] for all my stencils, i think the advantage is the price of the blades but you have to by quality ones if not it's a nightmare. And i use thick paper to cut on (200g/cm²).

~YourArtTeacher Nov 10, 2011 Professional Traditional Artist

Wow! Incredible!

~beefteriyaki Nov 10, 2011

Came out excellent! You document the process?

~kingstom Nov 10, 2011 Student Traditional Artist

thanks, the process is quite easy, just transform your image in greyscale then in bitman (in photoshop) and choose the halftone screen, then choose the lines shape and the amount of them. Do it once at 45° and once at 135° then superimpose them. It's a bit longer when you start cuting it of course...

~beefteriyaki Nov 15, 2011

Right on! I always love hearing the different methods people use, especially when it comes out so fantastic as this. Thanks!

~the-street-improver Nov 10, 2011

super well done!

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