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Now these patterns are really fun because I feel they work on both the original scale and at resizes!
Great work on the dithering! It's something I'm personally not very good at, but it's refreshing to see it so well incorporated in your work :)
thank you so much! I not only had a lot of fun with the process, but it also taught me a lot about the medium I am working in. I am looking to use some of these techniques for some other works moving forward! :)
I think out of all your pixels so far, this one is my favorite one 
. I find your dithering method to be very interesting and actually gives your piece more appeal than less!
@TRUEvector
thanks a lot! it was really a lot of fun to do. my roommate was reminded of newspaper half tones.
@Hapiel
thank you! her hair is something that I am in love with and love to bring out and show off in my art.
@waynaul
thank you so much! I'm glad that you enjoy it!
@Quiara
I really really appreciate the criticism! my biggest challenge moving from acrylic to pixels has been blending and I don't think I quite have it figured out yet. I stipple a lot in my paintings and it is something I need to grow out of for this medium! I am focusing on color clusters rather than dithering for my next piece. I hope that it turns out!
Huh. Very "experimental" (which is NOT, in this instance, a euphemism for "bad" lol). I think the dithering works best on the mahogany-ish color on the neck, and where it adds texture to the denim. The face looks kind of messy with all the excess dots, arguably. But this is cool.
Glad to have seen this, a very fresh style of portrait.