stippling

You can see the stippling pattern as clear as day and it can easily render 8-10pt text literally illegible.

The GX was an 8-bit display, so it uses a 256 color palette, and drew shaded colors by halftone stippling.

And C# is entering that territory by stippling things on and incorporating them into its syntax.

The gunpowder stippling pattern shows that Rosenbaum's hand was on the barrel of the gun too.

Kinda makes me think more of stippling, which of course is related to dithering [0].

Traditional litho actually uses either lines in curved crosshatch patterns or irregular stippling.

A lot of the research into stippling (dithering) algorithms was funded by printer companies in the 80s and 90s, and before then by Kodak.

I thought it was an interesting problem and wanted to solve it with Voronoi stippling, halftones, and some other things.

According to the report, the forensic pathologist found gunshot residue in the wound, but not the sort of stippling that a close-range shot can sometimes produce.

Can it do stippling a la Wall Street Journal headshots?

He was worried about they guy trying to grab the gun in his hands (as proven due to the powder stippling on half of Rosenbaum's hand).

I've been thinking about using Adrian Secord's stippling work[0] in a motion picture context for years, but more for fun than anything serious.

"Art by Virgil Finlay" reproduces that artists' stippling technique without having to specify anything further like a particular medium).

"Stippling" is misspelled in the Comic Artist skill tree.

So you could use the accelerometer independently of the touchscreen for gestures like flicking ink blots or swishing the "brush" in "water" -- or maybe you can do some fancy things on the screen like tapping on the same spot for stippling (using the accelerometer to approximate height and velocity, independent of the final pressure on the tip).

Stippling is nice for stylistic reasons.