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Posted by hipstomp | 3 Aug 2011
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Remember Andrews Myers' screw-based pixel art? Along the same lines, a Finland-based artist going by the name of "Tomi" has created pixel art using an MDF-based CNC router to drill holes of different depths into stained plywood. The resultant halftone images take about an hour to produce and contain roughly 3,000 "pixels:"
Tomi is part of the DIY CNC movement, and if you're curious to see pictures and details of both his work and the machine's set-up, you can check both out here.
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Surely that's halftone, not pixels?
Halftone, yeah. Pixels are square in shape, right?
Also- this is artwork made with an MDF-based router owned by a Finnish-based artist, not to be confused with the work of a screw-based artist?
Pixels does come from picture elements. Its not quite wrong. I don't know a more accurate term, they can't exactly be called brushstrokes.