The dinosaurs are one of my great passions, and that's why this time I wanted to make a representation of a triceratops using pointillism as a technique, here I show you the result:

-Paperboard.
-Paintings.
-Allen wrenches.
-Scissors.

I drew the silhouette of the dinosaur on a sheet of thin cardboard, cut it with scissors and painted it red.

I started painting spots in the head area of the triceratops. I also marked what the eye would be.

I filled the zone of the horns and the face of the dinosaur. I was using several paint tones and different dot sizes.

In the area of the back I was creating a pattern similar to that of a mandala.

I extended the pattern to fill a larger space.

I used very large green dots to create a noticeable difference between the sizes.

The legs, tail and neck I filled using white dots. This gave the dinosaur a light touch.

After several hours of work I finished this piece, I am pleased with the result, it is my first time working on a red background and I liked the contrast that is obtained when using it. I show you the result again.