MOSAIC-POINTILLISM
Pointillism is a technique of painting in which small dots of differing colors are appied in patterns to form the image. Paul Signac and Georges Seurat developed the technique in the late 1880's branching from the forms of Impressionism of the times.
An offshoot of Pointillism, this style most resembles the Mosaic patterns of glass and jewelry work but in the two dimensional world of Color Pencil.
With a keen eye on color distribution, small oddly shaped tiles are blended together to create an eye-popping work of art.
FLAPPING COLOR, is the fifth one of his Mosaic-Pointillism's and his second most popular.
Prints of PINK, FLAPPING COLOR and BLACK VELVET are available.
See the Art for Sale page for a link to Steve's store
