Bather drying himself at St. Tropez
by Henri-Edmond Cross (1893, oil on canvas, Pointillism)
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Bather drying himself at St. Tropez
by Henri-Edmond Cross (1893, oil on canvas, Pointillism)

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New pointilism drawing
My House by Henri Martin
Sailboats on the River Scheldt 1893
Theo van Rysselberghe (1862-1926)
Belgian Neo Impressionist
I see red, red, oh red...
Goddamn he is gorgeous in red. Mr Pennywise knows how to be fashion💅

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This is Path Between Stars 05B.
This piece fought me most of the way to its completion.
The 25,000 dots didn't give me too much trouble - they took time, of course, but the pens were all very cooperative.
For the circular areas, though… I tried gold leafing for the first time. It didn't work out; not at all. My attempt left me with these lumpy, brush-stroky things that didn't look at all how I envisioned the shiny circles to be, so I decided to go another direction entirely. The circles are now simply acrylic with metal crumbs sprinkled on top.
I've also included a scolecite (the light-colored round stone on the top left), and a black obsidian (top right). There are black color-treated agates along the bottom and sides, as well as some other shiny inclusions.
The dragon was done with Micron pens and paint/gel pens. The background is mostly acrylic with some scrapbook paper along the edges.
Henri Martin (French, 1860-1943)
The Kitchen Pergola at Marquayrol, an Autumn Morning, circa 1920
Oil on canvas, 67 x 99 cm
Georges Seurat (French, 1859-1891)
A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte (1884–1886)