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Maximilien Luce (1858–1941) - Le port de Saint Tropez (The Port of Saint Tropez; 1893)

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Acrylic landscape pointillism by me 

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<div class="md"><p>KingArt fine liners in sketchbook</p>
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Study of feet

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Just done with micron markers😊 I love all types of art medias!

<div class="md"><p>Just done with micron markers😊 I love all types of art medias!</p>
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One of my first pointillism pieces

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Henri-Edmond Cross (1856–1910) - Régate à Venise (Regatta in Venice; 1903–1904)

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Paul Signac (1863–1935) - Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde [La bonne Mère], Marseille (Our Lady of the Guard [The Good Mother], Marseilles; 1905-1906)

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First post!

I'm currently making these geometric paintings inspired by brutalistic architecture like concrete subway bridges, high way overpasses and things like that. Hope I'm in the right forum! 

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//Mic

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<p>First post!</p>

<p>I&#39;m currently making these geometric paintings inspired by brutalistic architecture like concrete subway bridges, high way overpasses and things like that. Hope I&#39;m in the right forum! </p>

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<p>//Mic</p>
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Overpass (2023) by Mic Linder

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6 Figure, 30” x 40”, Acrylic Paint/Ink and Soft Pastel on Stretched Canvas, Me, 2024

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Camille Pissarro (1830–1903) - La récolte des foins, Éragny (The Harvest of Hay, Éragny; 1887)

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Dance Party, Acrylic Paint/Ink and Soft Pastel on Canvas, 18” x 24”, Me

Charles Angrand (1854-1926) - Les moissonneurs (The Harvesters; 1892)

Are You There? - Acrylic, Soft Pastel on Canvas, 16” x 20”

Georges Lemmen (1865-1916) - Plage à Heist (Beach at Heist; 1891-1892)

Georges Seurat - Parade de cirque (The Circus Parade; 1887-1888)

Headless, 30” x 40”, Acrylic, Pastel, Charcoal on Canvas

Titans visitors

Henri-Edmond Cross (1856-1910) - La Plage de Saint Clair (The Beach of Saint Clair; 1896)

IR, 16” x 20”, Acrylic Paint/Ink, Soft Pastel, Charcoal Pencil on Canvas

This small painting has been over a year in the making, working on and off, and it’s my most detailed painting yet. It shimmers with countless iridescent dots down to the size of a needle point. The canvas is packed with as many dots as I can fit on or around other dots without fully concealing any dot I've already applied. There are so many twinkling dots that my camera struggles to pick them up. Up close the dots are overwhelming, but as you back away to a distance, the image morphs and comes to life as the colors blend. There’s also a hidden image that reveals itself at night (with the help of a black light) which you can see on the last slide. This painting was a gift and it’s my way of expressing my sincerest appreciation to a mentor and friend.

<div class="md"><p>This small painting has been over a year in the making, working on and off, and it’s my most detailed painting yet. It shimmers with countless iridescent dots down to the size of a needle point. The canvas is packed with as many dots as I can fit on or around other dots without fully concealing any dot I&#39;ve already applied. There are so many twinkling dots that my camera struggles to pick them up. Up close the dots are overwhelming, but as you back away to a distance, the image morphs and comes to life as the colors blend. There’s also a hidden image that reveals itself at night (with the help of a black light) which you can see on the last slide. This painting was a gift and it’s my way of expressing my sincerest appreciation to a mentor and friend.</p>
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David, By me, Acrylic and glow in the dark paint on 8x10in canvas

Georges Seurat (1859-1891) - Le cirque (The Circus; 1890-1891 [unfinished])

Georges Seurat - Étude pour Parade de cirque (Study for 'The Circus Parade'), 1887

Dubois-Pillet Study, Bunny (me), oil on canvas, 2024

Rysselberghe Boat Study, by Bunny K (me), oil on canvas, 2024

Strange Shore, 16” x 20”, Acrylic Paint/Ink, Soft Pastel, Alcohol Ink on Canvas

As I Lay Dying, Acrylic Paint/Ink and Soft Pastel on Canvas - 18” x 24”

I’ve been working on this for a while now & last night I noticed these stains on it. I was working on it at work & it seemed like someone ate something oily where I was working. I would prefer to lift them but maybe a color wash? But would the oils mess with the color? I really don’t want to have to do this again 🙃

<div class="md"><p>I’ve been working on this for a while now &amp; last night I noticed these stains on it. I was working on it at work &amp; it seemed like someone ate something oily where I was working. I would prefer to lift them but maybe a color wash? But would the oils mess with the color? I really don’t want to have to do this again 🙃</p>
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How to fix a stain

Pointillism
Acrylic Markers on toned paper
Dec 2023

<div class="md"><p>Pointillism
Acrylic Markers on toned paper
Dec 2023</p>
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Glass Marbles

Going to work on color soon, what are some tips you have with getting into color instead of black and white?

<div class="md"><p>Going to work on color soon, what are some tips you have with getting into color instead of black and white?</p>
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Just getting back into it

I figured you guys would appreciate this

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A technique of painting in which small, distinct dots of pure color are applied in patterns to form an image.

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<div class="md"><p>A technique of painting in which small, distinct dots of pure color are applied in patterns to form an image.</p>

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<div class="md"><p>Developed with the aim of producing a greater degree of vibrant luminosity and brilliance of colour; Pointillism, arguably the most famous of all Neo-Impressionist techniques, uses tiny dots of various pure colours, which carefully and captivatingly blend in the viewer&#39;s eye.</p>
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