Paul Signac (1863–1935) was a French painter and a key figure in the Neo-Impressionist movement. His main features include: • Pointillism & Divisionism: He, along with Georges Seurat, developed Pointillism, a technique using small, distinct dots of color to form an image. This was based on scientific color theory. • Bright, Vibrant Colors: His paintings often feature strong, contrasting colors that create a shimmering effect. • Landscapes & Maritime Scenes: He was passionate about the sea and fr

Art with thousands and thousands of dots! The basis of this work is Pointillism, which was pioneered in the 1880’s by Georges Suerat & Paul Signac and is a technique of which small dots of colour are applied to form an image. Whilst I wasn’t forming an image as such with the dots, I used the technique to colour fill and bring pointillism to the 21st century using vivid paint pens. Would you like to see more works based on Pointillism? #miniaturepainting #miniatureart #pointillism #popart #marily

Paul Signac (1863–1935) was a leading French Neo-Impressionist painter who, together with Georges Seurat, helped shape the Pointillist style. He worked in a wide range of media - from oil and watercolor to etchings, lithographs, and meticulous pen-and-ink studies built from countless tiny dots. Signac’s ideas strongly influenced the next generation of artists, inspiring Henri Matisse and André Derain and playing an important role in the rise of Fauvism. #PaulSignac #NeoImpressionism #Pointillism