Pointillism Feature is an art technique that uses small, distinct DOTS of color to create a larger image. It was developed in the late 19th century by French artist Georges Seurat and is characterized by its use of tiny DOTS of paint to create a larger image. The term POINTILLISM FEATURE is derived from the French word 'pointille' which means 'DOTTED'. The DOTS used in Pointillism are usually placed close together to create a vibrant and colorful image. The technique is often used to create a sense of movement and depth in a painting.