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15th April 2011 by Adam Spizak
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Digital Circlism of Benjamin Heine

categories: entertainment, fun, illustrations, inspirations.

Insane technique developed by Brussels based illustrator and painter is a mixture of Pop Art and Pointillism.

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Adam Spizak

Adam is an illustrator and designer with almost 13 years of experience in both online and print design. His main inspiration comes from music and books.

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  1. Jason Stanley 15th April 2011 at 09:33

    Truly amazing work and I bet there’s a great sense of satisfaction once completed!

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Based on thousands of small circles with different colours, the process takes from 100 to 180 hours per single image.

More info on the technique here and more Ben’s work on his site.

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