A technique that utilizes circles as a method of applying paint or any medium that one uses. The circles bring out the subject or it can also camouflage the subject. It depends on the viewer's point of view. See www.circlism.com Painting in the method of Circlism which was first discovered by me in 1985. It was used in 1996 in sketches that I made and finally in 2000 was used with oils on masonite.
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A worthy addition to anyone's library The Story of Circlism has my highest recommendation!!!
Martin Hutchinson
UCLA Student
Monday, September 23, 2013
The Story of Circlism continues to mesmerize and delight!!!
What a wonderfully appealing book. As you embark on an adventure through the works of art, you will admire the author’s unique approach to his use of color and image. Intertwined with these striking works of art, you’ll be entertained with the author’s original short stories. Another interesting aspect of this book is how the author offers a clear and precise knowledge of what was involved in this remarkable creation. I feel this would be enjoyed by diverse group of people of all ages. I wish to thank Mr. Stresino for the opportunity to enjoy his story of circlism.
Karen Mcgee
Teacher




Karen Mcgee
Teacher
My name is Edward C. Stresino. The breakthrough occurred in high school. In my sophomore year I became fascinated with spontaneous cell separations as a means of constructing and deconstructing visual images. Eleven years later in 1996 I found myself visualizing landscapes in the same terms. As my self-confidence grew I discovered a technique of my own. I refer to this technique as Circlism and it means to paint by diagramming an image in terms of tiny circles or figures. Words can only begin to project the idea which becomes meaningful when the viewer is in front of a full size painting. As I proceed I feel that each painting is a further step ahead. Each painting is becoming more complex and intricate. I see my paintings as a means to achieve more complete awareness and to penetrate more deeply into contemporary perception. Edward C. Stresino has exhibited his artwork at the Burbank Police and Fire Museum. Hangar 1018 benefiting Katrina survivors, The Pinewood Derby at Hangar 1018 in Los Angeles, and in Sacramento at the California state teacher's federal building .
By Edward C. Stresino
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In the Story of Circlism, we will track the beginnings of Edward C. Stresino
and his art to understand how the idea of creating or dividing images into bigger or smaller components came about. In other words; components are visualized in their most particular and integral state of being and then are reintegrated into the composition seen as a whole. This is the enigma that each of us must discover. The book through its biography and its art helps to put Circlism into perspective for the reader. The Story of Circlism, will delve into the theme behind three paintings. The journey of a knight facing his evil twin brother. He must defeat is evil twin brother, and reclaim his lost love. The Story of Circlism will continue with the children's story that in its very illustrations appears the beginnings of Circlism. The story depicts an unlikely friendship between a Frog and a Scorpion. The story takes us into the trials and tribulations of a Frog's journey from trust and confidence to despair and doom.
and his art to understand how the idea of creating or dividing images into bigger or smaller components came about. In other words; components are visualized in their most particular and integral state of being and then are reintegrated into the composition seen as a whole. This is the enigma that each of us must discover. The book through its biography and its art helps to put Circlism into perspective for the reader. The Story of Circlism, will delve into the theme behind three paintings. The journey of a knight facing his evil twin brother. He must defeat is evil twin brother, and reclaim his lost love. The Story of Circlism will continue with the children's story that in its very illustrations appears the beginnings of Circlism. The story depicts an unlikely friendship between a Frog and a Scorpion. The story takes us into the trials and tribulations of a Frog's journey from trust and confidence to despair and doom.
FORMAT: Softcover
OUR PRICE:
$18.99
By Edward C. Stresino
AVERAGE CUSTOMER RATING:





In the Story of Circlism, we will track the beginnings of Edward C. Stresino and his art to understand how the idea of creating or dividing images into bigger or smaller components came about. In other words; components are visualized in their most particular and integral state of being and then are reintegrated into the composition seen as a whole. This is the enigma that each of us must discover. The book through its biography and its art helps to put Circlism into perspective for the reader. The Story of Circlism, will delve into the theme behind three paintings. The journey of a knight facing his evil twin brother. He must defeat is evil twin brother, and reclaim his lost love. The Story of Circlism will continue with the children's story that in its very illustrations appears the beginnings of Circlism. The story depicts an unlikely friendship between a Frog and a Scorpion. The story takes us into the trials and tribulations of a Frog's journey from trust and confidence to despair
and doom.
OUR PRICE:
$24.99
FORMAT: Hardcover
Friday, July 12, 2013
Another Review for The Story of Circlism !
It is amazing to me that Edward can draw these tiny circles and make such beautiful paintings out of them!
Some of the titles of Edward's paintings that are showcased in his book are very enlightening such as: Heaven & Hell, Galaxy, Justice for All, and True Love !
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| Heaven & Hell by: Ed Stresino |
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| Galaxy by: Ed Stresino |
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| Justice for All by: Ed Stresino |
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| True Love by: Ed Stresino |
I also loved the story The Frog & The Scorpion ! The frog and the scorpion die, but the female frog wins in the end!
Signed by,
Daniel R. Coursen
Teacher
****** A Six Star Book!
Friday, November 09, 2012
Review For The Story of Circlism by Edward C. Stresino
An absolutely delightful experience! This book is bursting with color and images. Nearly every page contains the colorful and so original artwork of the author, Mr. Stresino. He explains his style for the reader in easy to understand terms. In addition, and what makes this gem different from many other art books, is the writing. Although the book would be a wonder on its own, the inclusion of the author's original short stories pushes this effort over the top with great ease. The result is an enchanting treat for the reader. I can only hope there will be more to come in the near future from this wonderful author / artist. I recommend this book highly, for anyone regardless of their age, gender or culture. Thank you Mr. Stresino!!
Marc Decker
Music Teacher



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