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Four rolling ridges fill the lower half of a bone ground, all on one grid of dots that are fullest along each crest and thin out below it. A flat gold sun hangs above the farthest ridge.
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Halftone Hills

No. 14 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeFour rolling ridges fill the lower half of a bone ground, all on one grid of dots that are fullest along each crest and thin out below it. A flat gold sun hangs above the farthest ridge.

What it meansHalftone was invented to print shading with one ink. Here each ridge gets its own ink, and the dots do the modelling.

Where it worksA calm landscape for a living room or a long wall over a sideboard.

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3:4 · 5400 × 7200 px6×8 · 9×12 · 12×16 · 18×24 in
4:5 · 7200 × 9000 px4×5 · 8×10 · 16×20 · 24×30 in
11:14 · 3300 × 4200 px11×14 in
A-series · 7023 × 9933 pxA5 · A4 · A3 · A2 · A1

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On a black ground, a gold disc built from dots that shrink towards its rim is almost covered by a black disc, leaving a curved gold crescent at the lower left that fades into a halo.EclipseNo. 15
Twelve spokes and twelve rings of clay dots, larger where they cross, build a rosette on a cream ground, with twelve overlapping circles of finer dots tracing its petals. Gold dots mark three of the rings at the spokes and a gold disc sits at the centre.Dotted RosetteNo. 16
A grid of dots covers a deep navy ground. Inside a large eight-pointed star the dots swell to full apricot, thinning towards its edges; a smaller star at its heart is set in clay, and outside it faint blue dots fade away like a halo.Dotted StarNo. 17
A screen of clay and gold dots on cream, sized so that a tiling appears: clay eight-pointed stars set point to point, with gold crosses filling the spaces between them.Star and CrossNo. 18
On a deep teal ground screened with faint dots, ninety-nine small cream dots form a single ring, split into three equal runs by two gold dots. Where the ring closes at the bottom a larger gold dot hangs, with a short stem and a fan of fine cream dots below it.Ninety-NineNo. 19
A field of black dots on paper in only two sizes, set out so that rows of cubes stand up from the sheet: the tops are bare paper, the left sides are screened with small dots and the right sides with dots so large they almost touch. One cube in the lower right is printed in clay.Tumbling BlocksNo. 20
A regular grid of small clay dots covers a bone ground; inside the shape of a large crescent the dots swell to nearly touching, and the edge of the moon is nothing but the place where they change size.Halftone CrescentNo. 1
A staggered grid of black dots swells slowly from invisible at the top to almost solid at the bottom.Halftone FallNo. 2

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