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This original watercolor depicts a wahoo rendered in pointillism. Rather than relying on color, the piece emphasizes pattern and contrast, allowing the fish’s natural striping and elongated form to emerge through density, spacing, and repetition of marks.
The absence of color shifts focus toward structure and rhythm, revealing the wahoo in a quieter, more analytical register. Built dot by dot, the surface holds a measured tension, precise yet expressive, inviting close viewing and rewarding attention to detail.
Painted on archival paper. 18×24. Signed original. Unframed.
This original watercolor depicts a wahoo rendered in pointillism. Rather than relying on color, the piece emphasizes pattern and contrast, allowing the fish’s natural striping and elongated form to emerge through density, spacing, and repetition of marks.
The absence of color shifts focus toward structure and rhythm, revealing the wahoo in a quieter, more analytical register. Built dot by dot, the surface holds a measured tension, precise yet expressive, inviting close viewing and rewarding attention to detail.
Painted on archival paper. 18×24. Signed original. Unframed.