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10.02.12 | BLOG Art , Artist , Video , Pointillism , Miguel Endara

Seeing Spots: Artist Creates Lifelike Portrait With Tiny Dots

WRITER Stephanie Eng

Armed with a single pen and some homemade rigs, Miami-based artist Miguel Endara filmed a video while he created a drawing of his father, using only dots.

3.2 million dots, to be exact.

The self-taught artist practiced his pointillism in college. "Instead of taking notes, I was stippling on the back of my notebooks," he said in an online interview with Miami New Times.

The Making of "Hero" from Miguel Endara on Vimeo.