Pointillize: meaning, definitions and examples

This term is typically used in discussions about art, specifically referring to a painting technique where small distinct dots of color are applied in patterns to form an image.

• "The artist decided to pointillize the landscape to give it a vibrant, textured look
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Commonly used to describe objects or surfaces that are covered with small, round marks or spots.

• "She wore a dress that was dotted with tiny white flowers
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Often used in art, particularly in drawing or painting, to describe a surface that is covered with numerous tiny dots or short strokes to create texture or shading.

• "The artist used a stippled technique to create depth in the portrait
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Used to describe something that has irregular dots or spots on its surface. Can also imply an imperfect or uneven appearance, potentially with a negative connotation.

• "His tie was spotted, and it looked like it had been splattered with something
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