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Digital Post-Impressionist Portrait

This is my post-impressionist portrait of Emma Watson that I made in Photoshop! Just like the post-impressionist landscape I did, we had to find a picture of anyone and recreate it out of dots. So if you look very closely, this whole thing is made of very small dots. This assignment was very time consuming, however in the end, I thought it turned out to be really fun. I hope you think the same!

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