pointillistic

/ˌpɔɪntɪˈlɪstɪk/
adjective
  1. Using or resembling the technique of pointillism, with many small dots or details.
    • Her pointillistic style is evident in the tiny flecks of color across the canvas.
    • The mural has a pointillistic effect when viewed from across the street.
    • The artist's pointillistic approach gives the landscape a dreamy quality.
  2. Characterized by many small, precise details, often in a way that seems fragmented or dotted.
    • His pointillistic approach to data visualization uses small colored dots to represent each data point.
    • The film uses a pointillistic narrative, jumping between tiny moments.
    • The writer's pointillistic descriptions build a vivid picture one detail at a time.
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