“Neo-Precisionism is a celebration of our evolving digital landscape.”
— Grant Yun, “The Case For Neo-Precisionism”, March 2024
I don't use brushes; I don't use the pen tool. I use my trackpad on my Macbook Pro w/ Adobe Illustrator and always have.
— “The Story Behind My Art”, November 2022
He did not adopt a movement, he named one. The technique is deliberately unglamorous — a trackpad, Illustrator, individual shapes moved into place — and the results are still, quiet and unmistakably his.
In 2021 as I began to mint my works onto Ethereum, I became increasingly focused on sharing a visual language with the world, one that was unique and one that was an honest reflection of myself as an artist.
“The Case For Neo-Precisionism”, March 2024Slowly as the months passed by, I began using the term I had created 'Neo-Precisionism.'
“The Case For Neo-Precisionism”, March 2024In creating art in this fashion, the word 'precisionism' is used as a way to highlight the application of mathematical precision of vector based art.
“The Case For Neo-Precisionism”, March 2024My art, I often call Vectorized Realism in addition to Neo-Precisionism, is exactly that: creating realism based works using vector mediums.
“The Case For Neo-Precisionism”, March 2024I take individual shapes and align them one by one, adjust the colors, and create a composition.
“The Story Behind My Art”, November 2022Alfred watches the floor, sales and new listings across Grant Yun's collections — and tells you when something changes.
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