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Embrace the festive spirit of the season with our enchanting “Christmas Tree Art Print.” This heartwarming Christmas tree art print beautifully captures the essence of holiday cheer, making it the perfect addition to your home decor during this special time of year.
The artistry in this festive holiday artwork is truly magical, showcasing a Christmas tree adorned with all the classic trimmings. It’s more than just art; it’s a visual ode to the joy of the season, making it ideal as seasonal wall decor for your living room, dining area, or any space where you want to infuse a touch of holiday magic.
Hang it as a Christmas-themed poster, and let the Yuletide tree in this holiday tree illustration brighten your space. With its vibrant depiction of a Christmas tree, this winter home decoration exudes an aura of warmth and celebration.
Our “Christmas Tree Art Print” is the epitome of holiday spirit, making it a wonderful addition to your traditional Christmas decor. Immerse yourself in the nostalgic charm of this Christmas tree painting, and let it become a cherished part of your festive decor. Add a touch of merriment to your surroundings with this heartwarming holiday art print, and let the Christmas tree’s timeless beauty light up your home.
Print Size : 8 x 10 or 11 x 14 inches. Giclee print on premium archival paper.
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ART: The Christmas tree prints on this image comes from my original Christmas tree painting on canvas.
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What is Pointillism Art?
When I was in college and took the mandated Art History courses, I discovered and then fell in love with Pointillism.
Maybe it’s because it reminded me of those Hidden Magic Eye Puzzles from the 90s.
My professor showed us a tiny, zoomed-in piece of art and all we saw was dots.
Little tiny dots.
Then he zoomed it out to the gloriousness that is A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte.
And once I saw the painting hanging in the Art Insitute of Chicago, I was sold.
The tiny dots that magically turn into gorgeous art is mesmerizing.
I ran across the street from the museum and bought my tiny daughter the board book, Sunday With Seurat
And when my kids were older, we graduated to these kid-friendly art history books on Seurat.
This awesome YouTube Video of Art with Mati and Dada and Seurat is a great way to further explain Pointillism to our kids.
If you have younger kids who don’t have the fine motor skills for Q-tips, get them these Dot a Dot Art Markers and they can create their own art.
And since we love Christmas and I love Pointillism, we connect Christmas and all things Christmas trees to pointillism with this Christmas craft made entirely out of dots.
Want more books to connect to this project?
Here are our favorite Christmas tree books:
The Berenstain Bears’ Christmas Tree
Supplies Needed to Make Christmas Card with Pointillism
- small canvas or cardstock paper for cards
- Q-tips
- green, red, yellow, gold and blue acrylic paint (tempra paint is fine for the cardstock paper)
- pencil
- colored pencils to write message
How to Make Christmas Art with Pointillism
1. Draw a triangle on your canvas, pressing lightly so the pencil doesn’t show through the paint. Leave room at the bottom for a base and at the top for a star.
2. Dip a Q-tip into the green paint and one dot at a time, outline the Christmas tree triangle.
If you are using acrylic paint, let your kids know it’s “forever paint” for clothes.
And remind your kids not to smear the paint by using the Q-tip like a paint brush. Instead, show them how they can make tiny dots close together to make it appear like a line was formed.
3. Lightly draw a string of Christmas lights and use red, yellow and blue to make dots along the line.
4. Or, randomly place red, yellow and blue dots all around the inside of the triangle.
5. Then use green paint to fill in the white space on the Christmas tree.
6. Use gold or brown paint to create a rectangular base of the Christmas tree.
7. Use a pencil and lightly draw a star on top of the tree. Use yellow paint to make dots to fill in the star.
8. If you used cardstock to create a card, when the Christmas tree is dry, write “Merry Christmas” on the Christmas card.
9. If you used the canvas to paint, when the art is dry, hang it up or give it as a gift.
Christmas arts and crafts are the perfect way to get into the holiday spirit.
Holiday Lights Christmas Nail Art
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Just the cutest! Start with a neutral base coat, then draw in black “cords” (we love how these have wavy loops). Apply teardrop-shaped or round nail gems in a variety of colors as “light bulbs.” If you don’t have nail jewels, dot nail polish on instead. Either way your nails will shine brightly all season long!
Holly Berry Christmas Nail Art
Bellacures
Simple holly leaves and berries decorating an accent nail or two makes for happy holiday nail art. Coordinate the berry color with the solid shade used on the other nails for a cohesive look. See more designs at Bellacures.
Mistletoe and Berries Christmas Nail Art
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Carry mistletoe close to you all season long—yes, on your nails! Here, a silver base coat creates a clean backdrop for mistletoe branches and dots for berries and snow. This one takes a bit of patience. We suggest trying a toothpick for drawing the greenery and a nail dotting set for the berry and snow details.
