19 year old French Illustrator and Typography Artist
Xavier Casalta creates amazing pictures using a technique called Stippling, where images are made up by an enormous amount of tiny dots instead of a thick layer of paint or colour (have a look at the last image it is a negative of the definition we have just given). Casalta uses this drawing method to create images like the Tiger above, lettering and logos. To get the best effect, once in the article you can enlarge the image by pressing it (not the first one). Which do you prefer the lettering or the Tiger? Let us know in the comment box at the end.
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