r/painting • u/Available_Heat9558 • 3h ago
Just Sharing My new painting in acrylic medium of tri Devi comment what do you think about this art
My new painting in acrylic medium of tri Devi comment what do you think about this art
r/painting • u/Available_Heat9558 • 3h ago
My new painting in acrylic medium of tri Devi comment what do you think about this art
r/painting • u/deluluqueen777 • 10h ago
Spooky paintings of my babiesssss 🐈⬛🐕🦺🎃👻
r/painting • u/NeonPaletteCo • 11h ago
my latest rainy window painting titled, “halcyon”. this piece was inspired by the early childhood memories of drawing on a rainy window during autumn. this piece serves as a reminder of childhood memories and having those little pockets of peace after a rainy autumn day🍁🤍.
nostalgic pieces are definitely my favorites to create, and something about fall pairs so well with that feeling to me. hope this brought back a memory for you!
acrylic on 16x20” canvas
r/painting • u/FluffyGreenThing • 15h ago
I recently finished a very large painting on canvas and wanted to experiment a little bit with a gel medium added to my paint. I usually only use water when painting with acrylics so this was a bit of a change for me. I’m happy with how my experiment went and I think I’ll keep practicing with it going forward. Let me know what you think!
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r/painting • u/cxtxstrxphxc347 • 2h ago
Ft. a happy little accident from the subject himself, who decided to sign the painting while left briefly unsupervised 🐾
Per the title, thank you all so much for your thoughtful feedback! I read all the comments, tried out several of your ideas, and am now much happier with where it landed
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r/painting • u/FrontYardStudio • 50m ago
I’m a graphic designer (44yo) that’s getting into painting now. Thoughts on this painting? It’s my 4th one.
r/painting • u/DotMatrixFlower • 7h ago
Here's the Master Sword in watercolor and gouache paint. Hard take: the Master Sword was better before it was blue.
r/painting • u/myriyevskyy • 1d ago
Fairy Tale Forest, oil, 16" x 24"
r/painting • u/No-Insect-556 • 10h ago
I am finding its much harder to make little imperfections look good, and it takes more detail and intention to create interesting texture across the painting
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r/painting • u/National_Rush850 • 11h ago
Would like a fresh pair of eyes to see and give opinion/critique.
They said it's nice but there wasn't an excitement from them. I'm not sad just wanna know where can i fix? does it look mediocre? Or is something fucked up about the anatomy?
Thanks
r/painting • u/miss_oddball • 12h ago
Acrylic on 10”x20” canvas
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r/painting • u/Bassclarinetfan • 5h ago
A 5 x 6 foot artwork I created earlier this year, where I blended various aircraft with aquatic and avian creatures, some of which are combined with their namesakes. This was a class assignment, and I had only one week to complete it, but it took me approximately a day in total hours. I’m still pleased with the outcome.
r/painting • u/alimofun • 7h ago
Had fun with this one in my daily sketchbook. Loved the movements in this and how simple she came out. Also, the simple whitewash and the little lines in the ocean I really liked. This took me about 15 minutes. Always open to feedback and thoughts. Cheers!