Comment from nikman
A very good entry into the competition posted here! Your fine and classical composition offers us an enjoyable view of your tundra in bloom as well as the dark moose. Like the textures in it. Well done and good luck!

 Comment Written 29-May-2020

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reply by the author on 30-May-2020

Nikman,
I appreciate the good wishes.
Pointillism is a time consuming technique, but for me the end result is always appealing and worth the effort.
Thank you for having looked and then leaving me your review it is appreciated .
Take care,
Lucien

Comment from Esther Parr
I am intrigued by this technique and I will have a try one day. I am assuming that you use a tiny brush point to create the dots. I like the blend of colours and although it does not look like it there are many colours to see.

 Comment Written 29-May-2020

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reply by the author on 30-May-2020

Esther,
yes, I used a very small brush and only used the tip to apply the paint. This is done on a 5x7 inch canvas board
pointillism is a time consuming technique, but for me the end result is always appealing and worth the effort.
Thank you for having looked and then leaving me your review it is appreciated .
Take care,
Lucien

Comment from iPhone7
It is amazing that you can create a scene using thousands of colored dots. The colors are very 'Tundra like' and they way you made the landscape look like rolling hills is amazing.

Great work Lucien (standing ovation) ~ Steve

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 Comment Written 29-May-2020

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reply by the author on 30-May-2020

Steve,
pointillism is a time consuming technique, but for me the end result is always appealing and worth the effort.
Thank you for the standing ovation, and having looked and then leaving me your review it is appreciated .
Take care,
Lucien