Nicole's artistic expressions breathe life into pointillism, acknowledging her fascination with the minute details and the enchantments they can yield. It feels akin to weaving together her heart and soul, dot by dot, reflecting the intricate beadwork of her Métis heritage.

Christi Belcourt is perhaps the best-known Métis visual artist. Although her art practice involves numerous styles and media, she is most recognized for her adaptation of the pointillism style that mimics traditional Métis beadwork. Other prominent Métis artists include David Garneau, Edward Poitras, Leah Marie Dorion and Donna Lee Dumont.

May 13, 2020 · In this first video art lesson, students will be introduced to the history of Métis beadwork, and the artwork of Métis artist Amy Malbeuf, currently on display at the Richmond Art Gallery. Gallery educator Melanie Devoy then demonstrates the technique of pointillism and guides students to make an artwork inspired by beadwork traditions.

May 12, 2020 · In this video, we look at the work of Canadian artist Amy Malbeuf and create an artwork inspired by Métis beadwork. To see more of Amy's work, check out the Labour's Trace Exhibition at the...

Learn how to create Métis dot art by using traditional tools as well as the digital art software Autodesk Sketchbook!

My contemporary art is influenced by my rich Metis culture of both present and past. Metis people are known as the “Flower Beadwork People” and I depict both traditional and created abstract floral designs within my art. I consider myself an experienced artist, yet …

Métis dot art, or pointillism, replicates the intricacies of Métis beadwork. This accessible and engaging art form provides an opportunity for students to explore this facet of Métis culture. There are a wide variety of adaptable projects available.

Patti Belanger is a Métis fine artist from Penetanguishene, Ontario, specializing in acrylic on canvas works. Her vibrant and nature-inspired artwork reflects her deep connection to her faith and Indigenous roots, showcasing the unforgettable land, water, wind, and sky of Georgian Bay.

Pointillism is the practice of applying small strokes or dots of colour to a surface (paper, canvas, wood, etc.) so that from a distance they visually blend together creating a beautiful pattern or image.

Aug 6, 2024 · Learn about Métis artist Leah Dorion and her use of pointillism as a painting technique then explore creating pointillist art of your own. Presented by Richanda Fisher and Cassie Fisher. Additional Information