BurntFlower
Neo-Impressionism, commonly known as Pointillism, was a late 19th-century art movement that consisted of distilling color to its basic components with the purpose of giving a painting a more luminous quality. For example, to get a shade of blue, the Pointillist painter would put the yellow and green colors next to each other, so the viewer would see the blue as they viewed the painting from a certain distance. The eye of the viewer would then optically blend this accumulation of many tiny multi-colored dots and the bigger picture would emerge. Why the mini art history lesson? ‘Nice to See You’ applied this technique in its animation, but did it in a way that, frankly, very much annoyed me. During its 3-minute run, black and green dots flash continuously on the screen. They wiggle, jigg…
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