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His temporary masterpieces take hours to create, seconds to erase and make a lasting impression.

Brandon Doak, a sophomore at Western Washington University, is bringing a new medium to a century-old art form. Call it, Dry Erase Pointillism.

For more than a year, the 20-year-old from Vancouver, Washington, has been painstakingly mastering his craft on whiteboards around campus. Using the tip of dry erase markers, he creates patterns of dots to form his interpretations of landscapes, movie posters, album covers and superheroes.