/r/Pointillism
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's eye.
A technique of painting in which small, distinct dots of pure color are applied in patterns to form an image.
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Hello! Please don't judge too much! I've recently got into Pointillism art and wanted to do a landscape on canvas using acrylic paint as I've got loads leftover from another project I did. I did an exercise using some marker pens to practice before moving onto paint but wanted advice on what I could do to improve?
How long would it take a person to complete a pointillism painting if they did a dot per day? One dot for one day out of their entire life.
and has anyone tried or any success in this weird idea? Sorry if seems out of pocket to ask I saw this is the pointillism reddit and thought that maybe someone has tried or also have this question thank you for your time and responds :)
Black art paper - white gel pen. Your comment is welcome 🤗 Thank you 🙏
Hello everyone!
I would like to begin making another 18x24in Pointilism piece, as I've done with my previous three works. But I had a college color-theory professor who would select the colors exactly for us, and the results were always fantastic. Alas, since I have no contact with that professor anymore, I am looking for perspective from other artists of similar make!
Here are some previous pieces I've done (Metroid, Dead Space, Halo 2), and also the piece I want to do (Bioshock).
Please help!!!
Hello! Does anyone know or heard of the song called, “What’s the point of pointillism?”? My boyfriend’s art teacher sang it to his class when he was a kid so around 2007 or something. We can’t find that song anywhere and wanted to ask if you guys heard of it.
KingArt fine liners in sketchbook
Just done with micron markers😊 I love all types of art medias!
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!
//Mic