Willy Parker of Toledo was cruising just fine in life, working some pretty tough jobs (lugging beef, for one) and staying busy with a new form of art he discovered in 1990 -- stippling dot art, he ...

Stippling, defined as the act of marking a given surface with numerous dots and small pecks, is one of art’s most tedious techniques. For one Miami-based web developer/stipple enthusiast, it’s also ...

Noli Novak, working out of her home studio in Riverside, is one of just a handful of artists who supply the Wall Street Journal with its iconic stipple “hedcut” illustrations — the lifelike, ...

It’s more than just black dots on white paper. It’s art called stippling, which is creating art with black dots on white paper. Jennifer Myers Kirton has the corner on it. Kirton, 60, has been ...

As a young boy in a remote village of Dhule, Rajendra Sonar could not afford to buy poster colours or even oil pastels to follow his passion of making portraits. As a young boy in a remote village of ...

Those familiar illustrations on the pages of The Wall Street Journal look just like engravings. But the intricate portraits, called headcuts, are actually a sort of pointilist sketch -- drawn by hand ...

Whether you’re into intricately detailed colouring books or literally splashing paint onto a canvas, there’s an art form that’s cathartic for almost everyone. However, architect Nitya Sreedhara is ...