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	Hedcut - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The drawings are traditionally 18 by 31 Picas (roughly 3" by 5"), and use the stipple method of many small dots to create an image.
		The Wall Street Journal first began using hedcuts in 1979 when freelance artist Kevin Sprouls approached the paper with some ink dot illustrations he'd created.
		In 2002, the Smithsonian Institute acquired 66 original hedcut drawings and have put them on permanent display in the National Portrait Gallery.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hedcut (260 words)

	How It's Done (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Hedcuts are working drawings of approximately three by five inches (or exactly 18 x 31 picas-a typographical unit), intended for reproduction at one-third scale.
		The original stipple hedcut drawings are frequently annotated with the initials of the artist and the date of its execution, which makes it possible to compare the hands of different artists.
		Although the date of execution is often noted on the finished hedcut drawing, it does not necessarily correspond to the drawing's publication.
	www.npg.si.edu /exh/journal/object.htm (373 words)

	Picturing Business in America
		First invented in 1979, The Wall Street Journal’s distinctive portrait heads, known as “hedcuts” or “dot-drawings” have attained the status of an American icon, readily identifiable with one of the country’s best-known business publications.
		A hedcut is only as good as it is accurate.
		Hedcuts generally picture a single individual and occupy only a half-column of space on a page of The Wall Street Journal.
	www.npg.si.edu /exh/journal (258 words)

	Word of the Day: Hedcut
		Hedcut is a style of drawing that's been used by the Wall Street Journal since 1979.
		Hedcuts have a "machine made" quality to them but they're done by hand with pen and ink.
		Noli Novak is one of the WSJ illustrators who produce hedcuts.
	www.bobcongdon.net /blog/2004/12/word-of-day-hedcut.html (197 words)

	Hedcut -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Hedcut is a style of (A representation of forms or objects on a surface by means of lines) drawing, primarily of people, pioneered and used by the (Click link for more info and facts about Wall Street Journal) Wall Street Journal.
		The phonetic spelling of "hed" may be based on newspapers use of the term "hed" for "headline."
		In 2002 the Wall Street Journal auctioned off many of its hedcut portraits.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/H/He/Hedcut.htm (198 words)

	WSJ to auction off 'hedcut' portraits - Apr. 1, 2002
		The distinctive "hedcuts," drawn by a small in-house art staff, have characterized the Journal for more than 20 years.
		The portraits have included a wide range of celebrities, politicians and business figures over the years, and the dot-sketch style has become something of a trademark for the paper.
		Hedcuts available this week include those of Larry Bird, Joe DiMaggio, Michael Jordan, Arnold Palmer, Richard Petty, Deion Sanders and Tiger Woods, among others.
	money.cnn.com /2002/04/01/technology/ebay (368 words)

	Stipple Portraits - Hedcut Pen and Ink Drawings - Hedcuts - Stipple Illustration by Wall Street Journal Hedcut portrait ...
		Hedcut, Stipple Portraits, Stipple Illustration, and Pen and Ink Drawings by Wall Street Journal hedcut portrait artist Noli Novak
		Pen and ink drawings, made with the classic hedcut stipple " dot drawing " style featured in the Wall Street Journal are Noli's specialty.
		Each pen and ink drawing is hand made and done to resemble a hedcut stipple illustration engraving.
	www.nolinovak.com (267 words)

	Wall Street Journal Puts Sketches on eBay
		These sketches, called "hedcuts," are hand-drawn by in-house artists using a method called "stipple" that results in distinctive works of art.
		Hedcut portrait sketches have characterized the Journal for more than 20 years and become an icon of American capitalism.
		The original hedcuts are composed on drawing paper and measure approximately three by five inches.
	www.auctionbytes.com /pages/abn/y02/m04/i02/s02 (909 words)

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	eBay View About Me for the_wall_street_journal
		The hedcuts are in fact painstakingly hand-drawn, and the paper wouldn't have it any other way.
		In fact, 46 hedcuts will soon be put on display by the National Portrait Gallery.
		To celebrate these changes, the Journal is offering for auction 582 unique hedcuts of prominent individuals, each with the original artist's proof make-ready markings.
	cgi3.ebay.com /ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPage&userid=the_wall_street_journal (495 words)

	PEOPLE, March 2003; Internet Prospector
		An interesting, but occasionally slow site, the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery explores "hedcuts" -- those fl and white portraits that illustrate the pages of the Wall Street Journal.
		The paper donated a group of hedcuts of the foremost current business leaders in the U.S. to the Gallery in 2001.
		Bios can be slow to load, but that will give you an excuse to take a coffee break.
	www.internet-prospector.org /bio0303.htm (501 words)

	Small Business Marketing Expert, Speaker & Writer - north of Boston
		Similar to a portrait drawing, hedcuts were first invented in 1979 and are now an American icon.
		Senter's hedcut was featured on the front page of the Wall Street Journal in the July 25 story, "Fashion Emergency: How to Fix Downside of Low-Rise Pants." She tells readers her intimate dealings with the challenges of being a low-rise user.
		Senter's marketing advice has also been featured in the San Diego Daily Transcript Column, "Get Inside Your Client's Head," the Albany Times Union story, "Help Yourself, A Trend Toward Self-service Leaves Consumers on Their Own," and inside Inc.
	www.sharronsenter.com /about.htm (1140 words)

	The Five Dumbest Things on Wall Street This Week
		Over the past few weeks, the paper has been auctioning off the original drawings for what it calls "hedcuts" -- those pen-and-ink portraits of faces in the news.
		Over the past month, we found no hedcuts on which we wanted to bid, but we thought we'd give it one more try in this, the final week of the auction, devoted to portraits of actors, musicians, writers and other participants in the arts.
		So there we were, trying to figure out which of the drawings we could afford given the Research Lab's measly budget for interior decorating.
	www.thestreet.com /_yahoo/tech/georgemannes/10021712.html (1313 words)

	Sebastian Ferreyra - Consulting Services
		The idea was to create a 'Hedcut' of the photograph with commonly available filters.
		A 'Hedcut' is The Wall Street Journal's handrawn portrait style.
		Filters used: Posterization to 6 levels of gray, Find Edges, Grain: Speckles, using mostly the red channel for the final values of gray.
	seb.citycolor.net (767 words)

	Hedcut
		If you know or can find out more about its subject, you can help by expanding it (select the [ "Edit this page"] link).
		Picturing Business in America: Hedcuts in the Wall Street Journal - Showcases the Wall Stree Journal's distinctive drawings of national celebrities, politicians and business men and women.
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	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/h/he/hedcut.php (263 words)

	The Frosty Mug Revolution: The Journal Does Them By Hand
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		Posted by: Nicholas Provenzo at September 2, 2003 05:18 PM For a real good look at some stipple hedcut drawings, visit Noli Novak's site:
		Posted by: tozzo at December 15, 2004 02:54 PM Post a comment
	pj.doland.org /archives/008192.php (242 words)

	Morningstar Conversations: Stock, Fund and Investing Message Boards
		I'm planning to list my Jack Bogle, Wall Street Journal original hedcut on Ebay sometime next week.
		I thought I would give a heads-up to the Diehards before I list the piece.
		I won the hedcut in May of 2002 when the Wall Street Journal auctioned off a number of their famous original hedcuts.
	socialize.morningstar.com /NewSocialize/asp/FullConv.asp?forumId=F100000015&lastConvSeq=39956 (300 words)

	Gaper's Blog: I wanna be a 'woodcut'
		It is this familiarity with the paper that has led to my long-standing desire to be immortalized as a woodcut.
		I Googled 'Wall Street Journal Woodcut' and learned that the WSJ employs no less than six people (four full-time) to create what they call 'hedcuts', not woodcuts.
		While I have seen notorious figures as varied as Jeffrey Skilling (Enron knucklehead) and Scott Petersen (wife-killer) get the hedcut treatment, most are done of people who have made the news for good reasons.
	gapersblog.typepad.com /gapers_blog/2005/05/i_wanna_be_a_wo.html (443 words)

	Comic Art Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Here is a closeup of the cat and its toy.
		Unknown - Wall Street Journal hedcut Leo Kirch
		Unknown - Wall Street Journal hedcut Edward Meyer
	www.provide.net /~purplehaze67 (681 words)

	Original Pet Portraits of Your Special Pet
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		Wall Street Journal Stipple portraits, Wall Street Journal hedcuts, Wall Street Journal portrait, hedcut pen and ink drawings, and fl and white hedcut illustration by Wall Street Journal portrait artist Noli Novak, using the stipple, line art...
	www.rebdesigns.net /1/Portraits-In-Ink.html (830 words)

	Marketing & Sales Consultant via the Telephone - Grow Your Business
		The intimate knowledge of someone who understands the power of publicity, how to generate positive word-of-mouth, and has evidence to prove it -- including being quoted on the front page of the Wall Street Journal.
		What's more, Sharron joins the ranks of Bill Gates, Oprah Winfrey and Mary Kay Ash with her infamous WSJ hedcut!
		Your personal marketing expert, able to define and explain how to attract your business' niche target audience.
	www.sharronsenter.com /fs_One-on-One_Expert_Marketing_Advice.shtml (787 words)

	Esselle: Hedcut history. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Posted by Beau at June 14, 2004 12:02 AM
		Check out the website of the artist featured on the Nation Portrait Gallery website: Hedcuts
		Posted by: Freelance Photographer at January 4, 2005 02:49 PM
	www.esselle.org /blog_archive/000999.html (86 words)

	Flickr: FlickrSocial
		Hi, I'm a staff portrait illustrator at the Wall Street Journal in New York.
		I also do a lot of freelance stipple work on a side (many people want to see themselves as a Journal hedcut and I'm NOT complaining!) I'm also very involved with my website, collaborating with my talented web designer.
		Even though I have a very "analog" job, I love computers and everything digital, including digital photography.
	www.flickr.com /groups/topic/13344/78546 (7217 words)

	:: KOMPOLT :: online auction agency (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Kompolt provided invaluable support to our eBay auctions of original Wall Street Journal "hedcuts." Their efforts guaranteed the success of our effort, and their attention to detail, intimate knowledge of the market, and just-plain-cheerfulness all made them a joy to work with.
		Re: The Wall Street Journal "Hedcut" Charity Auction
		We had a project that was particularly significant to our company - The Save Our History Auction for the benefit of Save Our Sounds (a project of the Smithsonian and Library of Congress).
	www.kompolt.com /html/testimonials.html (2241 words)

	DCist: Sports Archives
		Love it or hate it, D.C. kickball has reached new heights of publicity.
		Today's Wall Street Journal contains a front-page feature story on the D.C. and DCKickball adult kickball leagues, complete with a hedcut portrait of DCKickball founder Carter Rabasa.
		To his credit, Rabasa seems to speak to his audience well:
	www.dcist.com /archives/sports/index.php (7771 words)

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