Pointillism is notably associated as a form of art in which the use of tiny dots is used to generate a picture or image. This can be shown in various mediums, monotone, or colour.
I doodle using dots and often take it that step further and produce images, but only using black ink. I have tried using colour and found the whole experience way , way too difficult. I love the tones that I produce simply by using one colour, mainly black on white.
"A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte" 1884-1886 Georges Seurat |
Pointillism technique is often mentioned within the Neo-impressionism art movement of the 1880's because it was the dominant technique used by artists such as Georges Seurat. A great example of this was "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte"
My work is less complete, often just snippets of images although I did re-create my parents barn (before they converted it!) using pointillism as my main technique.
...... here it is plus a few extras...
small section of old barn showing shadow on the wall where cow dung had been built up! nice! |
old favourite of parents dogs waiting for the command to go and fetch, fond memories of Teal, Jess and Misty! |
...oh to have such perfect eyebrows! |
...this is also an old gem of my husband and his brother from when they were in a band! |
...this sample is because I'am thinking of studying pebbles for my last year at Uni, might try some more... |
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