A example of pointillism

Dewey Lovett

Aug 5

1 min read

In the episode, "let's draw ice cream," we were using dots to make sprinkles. I mentioned an artist named Georges Seurat, whose artist's choice was to use dots only when he painted some of his pictures.

This example is called, "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte."

Can you believe those are all dots? Mr. Seurat must have been very careful, patient, and thoughtful as he painted.

What kinds of choices do you like to make as an artist? Remember, there's no wrong way to do art!

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