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Weekly Challenge: #ffffff vs. #000000
@jok: I didn't record the video, but I do have some steps: https://i.imgur.com/qKPaGXP.png
@all: Thank you very much for the kind words <3
It is a beautiful rendering of a beautiful subject, but I somebow miss the artistic plus of your other peaces of art. Looks like perfect craftmanship but lacks the style you are known of. I guess it's the b/w thing. Awesome work anyway, and thanks for the link...
Thanks! I guess the key in pieces like these is to treat dithering pretty much like a third colour. So you can use it both to shade and to soft the edges, kinda like AA. The problem is that it wouldn't work as nice in a smaller piece.
Looks amazing! Never seen dithering look so soft. Especially pure black and white.
Got one of my votes.
It is simply stunning. Shows that realistic pictures do not need a lot of colors!