Father of Circlism's legacy continues to penetrate into modern day perception!

I was doing my usual Google searches and happened to come across this very interesting link that is technically a pdf file , but I was unable to access the information which was either taken down or being sold on an online bookstore for $169.00!  I am no Rockefeller but if you happen to have this information let me know!    It is entitled LNCS 8033!

You just have to vote! The artwork is incredible and it is so fascinating!

Edward C. Stresino

My name is Edward C. Stresino.
The breakthrough occured in highschool. 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.

As we enter the world of Circlism we begin to understand the idea of creating or dividing images into bigger or smaller components. 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
Circlism is 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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The Reviews are in and The Story of Circlism is a must have in every home library!!!

    
The Reviews are in and The Story of Circlism is a must have in every home library!!!!


 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  

         

       It is amazing to me that Edward can draw these tiny circles and make beautiful pictures out of them! Some of the titles of Edward's pictures are very enlightening for example: "Heaven & Hell", "Galaxy", "Justice for All", and "True Love." I also loved the story "The Frog & the Scorpion!" The frog and scorpion died, but the woman wins in the end. She got the necklace!

Daniel Coursen 

        

       I bought your book! I am amazed by your creativity and love every story and image. It was worth every penny! So interesting and technical I love the way you feature your images to create a true thinking piece!

Veronica Monroe 

        

       The Story of Circlism is a wonderful book that lead me on a journey full of fantasy and adventure. I got captured by the vivid colors and graphic pictures of Edward Stresino's artwork. I also loved the featured stories in the book. The colorful illustrations that went along with the stories took me on a kaleidoscopic roller coaster ride and set the scene on each page. I believe The Story of Circlism is a "must read" for artist, art appreciators, and for those that just enjoy a good read and a bright perspective.

Tara Gipson 

       

        This book is absolutely Bejeweled.



The images transform the otherwise mundane to lavish effect.



Its visual imprimatur is so pronounced that it’s unable to be typecast.



The book fuels the imagination in many new ways.



Congratulations to Edward Stresino!

Robert Gustafson 

           

        Since childhood I have been in love with Impressionism. Now Mr Stresino has created a new art form that inspires! His images are very colorful and detailed. This has motivated me to use circlism in my art.

Celia Downey 

          

         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 

     

       This book guides the reader through the conception, development, and refinement of Circlism as an art form. Lovingly documented within these pages are an array of marvelously ornate and exquisite paintings by Edward Stresino. These are complemented by short stories that describe the fantastic worlds which act as a backdrop for several works of art depicted therein. His works are accompanied by his own account of the series of events, ideas, and memories which inspired and motivated him to create his very own unique style of art. By any measure this book serves as a worthy addition to anyone's library and has my highest recommendation.

Martin Hutchinson 

 

 This book could also be called "Portrait of the Artist Sharing His Process". Drawing (yes!) on his knowledge of photography, biology, and mass communications Mr. Stresino introduces us to his view of existence via circles -- oooooodles of them. He also explains the why behind his innovative work. The book literally bubbles over with color and the circle of life.

 

Celine Wallace 

Great read. His passion for his art style is motivating. Mr. Stresino's pieces are absolutely beautiful and the vivid color in them is splendid.

 

Tania Sanchez 

The intense use of color and detail is captivating and magnificent. The use of circles in such a manner serves as a reminder of how symbolic a circle can be... the center point being the love and passion of this talented artist and storyteller. Thank you Ed for sharing your work.

Carla Najarian 

Extraordinary!, Expressively Illustrated!, Fascinating Narrative!, Boundless Adventures!, Once you pick this book up you are mesmerized by the talent of Stresino, the vivid colors, patterns, and designs. The personal attention to each page is a tribute to the Artist and his elegant artwork!

Ianthe Knezevich 

 Edward C. Stresino has produced a volume which is a unique and wonderful mélange of his own original stories, an extensive gallery of his distinctive paintings, and an engaging description of his artistic style and process.  It all comes together in a feast of color and language that is a sumptuous treat for the eye and the mind.  There is something here for everyone, so this is a book that parents can share with their sons and daughters.  Paraphrasing a 1950's New York television host, I can heartily recommend The Story of Circlism to "ladies and gentlemen, and children of all ages!"

Jay Lieberman

   The most surprising thing about The Story of Circlism, is not that it dares just to introduce us to a whole new style of painting.  It dares to create this colorful volume of stories and art which achieve a surprisingly detailed ease.  The thoughtful but hopelessly in love hero Questor eagerly takes on the quest, and captures the hearts and minds of its readers!

Ilse Hutchinson

 

     Stresino's origin story for Circlism is an inspiration for all artists to utilize and implement this very innovative technique. Stresino's influences of Van Gogh, Monet, Kandisky, and Picasso can clearly be seen in his artwork.  Stresino's very art like those before him, will help to define Visual Art for the 21st century and beyond!
      The Story of Questor is an added bonus that gives the reader insight into the Artist's  mind, and happens to create and envision a world beyond one's own very imagination for his pieces': Questor, Warrior Princess, and Questor's Labyrinth.   

              As a result The Story of Circlism is a special treat for all readers and Connoisseur's of Art.  The Author and Artist Stresino has simultaneously created an Art book, a graphic novel, and has reimagined the fable: The Frog and The Scorpion.  Where else could one be inspired, informed, and entertained all at once?  

 

Xenia Renteria

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The Story of Circlism By Edward C. Stresino Published: 3/30/2012 Format: Perfect Bound Softcover Pages: 46 Size: 8.5x11 ISBN: 978-1-46918-528-6 Print Type: Color                 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.                   Preview coming soon. 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. 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   It is amazing to me that Edward can draw these tiny circles and make beautiful pictures out of them! Some of the titles of Edward's pictures are very enlightening for example: "Heaven & Hell", "Galaxy", "Justice for All", and "True Love." I also loved the story "The Frog & the Scorpion!" The frog and scorpion died, but the woman wins in the end. She got the necklace! Daniel Coursen  I bought your book! I am amazed by your creativity and love every story and image. It was worth every penny! So interesting and technical I love the way you feature your images to create a true thinking piece! Veronca Monroe  The Story of Circlism is a wonderful book that lead me on a journey full of fantasy and adventure. I got captured by the vivid colors and graphic pictures of Edward Stresino's artwork. I also loved the featured stories in the book. The colorful illustrations that went along with the stories took me on a kaleidoscopic roller coaster ride and set the scene on each page. I believe The Story of Circlism is a "must read" for artist, art appreciators, and for those that just enjoy a good read and a bright perspective. Tara Gipson  This book is absolutely Bejeweled. The images transform the otherwise mundane to lavish effect. Its visual imprimatur is so pronounced that it’s unable to be typecast. The book fuels the imagination in many new ways. Congratulations to Edward Stresino! Robert Gustafson  Since childhood I have being in love with Impressionism. Now Mr Stresino has created a new art form that inspires! His images are very colorful and detailed. This has motivated me to use circlism in my art. Celia Downey  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  This book guides the reader through the conception, development, and refinement of Circlism as an art form. Lovingly documented within these pages are an array of marvelously ornate and exquisite paintings by Edward Stresino. These are complemented by short stories that describe the fantastic worlds which act as a backdrop for several works of art depicted therein. His works are accompanied by his own account of the series of events, ideas, and memories which inspired and motivated him to create his very own unique style of art. By any measure this book serves as a worthy addition to anyone's library and has my highest recommendation. Martin Hutchinson      Add a review Name  (Required) Email  (Required, never displayed) Rating 1 2 3 4 5 Comments Please enter the text from the above text box exactly as is (case sensitive) Response did not match image textResponse did not match image text Your e-mail is required A comment is Required A name is Required Buy This Book Perfect Bound Softcover Price $18.99 Casebound Hardcover Price $24.99

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