New York-based artist Nathan Manire approaches his Dot Portraits with an abstract, graphic process. He uses large dots and a broad color palette to build his subjects' faces with watercolors. Up close, viewers see colorful circles, neatly arranged in organized rows. To more fully appreciate Manire's pointillist techniques, viewers need to squint their eyes or step back from the image in order to see the faces emerge from the large patterns of circular shapes.
Nathan Manire
Dot Portraits
Rows Of Dots
Small Dot Paintings
Dot Faces
Hunter S. Thompson
Dot Art
Dot Art Medium
Gotye
Dot Portraits by Nathan Manire
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