I apologize for having spent some time without publishing, but I wanted to contribute something of high quality and complexity, so today I present this version of "yin yang" that I made using the technique of pointillism. Here you have a picture of my work so you can appreciate it:

YIN YANG IN POINTILLISM

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Materials

-Cardboard sheet.
-Various metal of various sizes.
-Paints: electric blue, fuchsia, white and mahogany brown.
-Pencil.
-Brush.

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Process

I painted the cardboard sheet using mahogany brown paint and a brush, applied two layers to get a good surface coverage. After the paint dried I painted three white dots in a vertical line, the center being larger than the other two. This would be my base to start marking thousands of points.

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Around the main white points I marked a circular thread with more white dots. At the top point I started the work using light blue paint that I got from the mixture between the electric blue and a few drops of white.

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View of the top point at its beginning of transformation.

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With the electric blue paint I painted larger circles between the spaces that remained of the kind of light blue star that I had previously made. Around these darker circles I positioned small chains of white dots that highlighted the figure.

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Here you can see the previous figure a little more worked and with a string of blue dots surrounded by white dots. I used three rods of metal of different sizes to mark the points that they see in the photographs, it is worth mentioning that these rods I did not buy them nor are they special to do this kind of work, I only found them in my house and it occurred to me to give them that use.

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The lower point that I showed at the beginning of publication also transformed it into a kind of circular flower, for this I used pink paint that I obtained from the combination of a few drops of fuchsia with a little white paint. These points already transformed are the characteristic circles of the two parts of the Yin Yang.

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Close view of the bottom circle

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As you can see, a part of the Yin Yang I made it with fuchsia and pink tones, and the opposite part painted with light and dark blue tones. That is why I decided to focus only on one part and chose the blue, I marked a chain of thick points in the form of a semicircle, and in the central part I marked some large points of a light blue tone surrounded by smaller white spots.

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In the central part of the Yin Yang, specifically in the blue zone, I continued to paint circles of different sizes creating figures to fill the space. I gave myself the task of combining the light blue and dark blue tones.

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Close view of the light blue central area.

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Blue part of the Yin Yang finished.

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With points I created a kind of pink and fuchsia semicircle, interspersed small dots with large dots, and some I enclosed using small white dots.

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Following a circular line that I had marked with pencil I painted large dots, I decided to use a fuchsia tone for the edge of this side of the Yin Yang, and for the central area I used a pink tone with which I painted points of various sizes to fill the space.

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Final result

With great patience I managed to finish filling the space with pink and fuchsia tones. Doing this work took me 5 days with their respective breaks to eat and perform my routine activities. It was an exhausting job to mark these thousands of points, especially because I created patterns to give the work its eye-catching appearance. It should be noted that each point I marked twice to get a better coating of the paint. I'm happy with the result, here I share it again:

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The Ying Yang is a thousand-year-old symbol that we all know because we have seen it somewhere, that's why I decided to paint it in a different way than normal. I hope you enjoyed watching my work. I feel satisfied and proud of the result, and that is why it is the first time that I dare to take a picture with one of my works.

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Thank you!