the Martin Ross Style is a Painting Technique that consists of a Traditional Painting as the Background topped with a Pattern of Rectangular Brush Strokes where every singular Rectangle is Not in a Parallel direction to the surrounding ones in a Particular color and the same applies to all of the other different colors overlapping to resemble Falling Confetti.

How is this different from Pointillism? Simple, there is no rule to follow in Pointillism but to keep taping or adding dots, the Martin Ross Style also has a thick outline on the main image with different colors to match its surroundings.