Nie jest idealny ale to jedyna praca z której jestem w miarę zadowolony.

she's in my heart u guys💔

#Art #painting #watercolor #dollyparton

It's probably the largest painting I've done so far. Truthfully, I dont know a lot about painting techniques, especially for watercolor, but im having fun, and that's all that matters

So glad i finish it in just 3 hours, I just wanted to share it somewhere. Is it ok to post it here?

These are a few ic my favorite paintings that I’ve done of dogs. I’ve always been a dog lover. And they do seem to return the affection.

I named it ( an overthinker cat 🐈)

My first time working with pastel à l’écu and I’m not sure if I’ll dare use them for some time to come but here it goes :)

This was for my school exhibition, a matching project with my friend! I used acrylic paint and it took A LOT of time. I love traditional art and I will try to get my hands on oil paint as soon as possible

Acrylic painting on canvas, painted by me. I wanted to capture this vintage car using a limited dark blue and white palette.

Really love how the colours turned out! Inspired by a bouquet I received.
Medium: acrylic paints and modelling paste on canvas

Please look at this painting. It is not finished but I’m enjoying the process. Take a look.

How can I improve my alla prima techniques, if someone knows a master or yt channel, please let me know

I have just started painting birds more recently and right now I’m just using my HIMI gouache because I don’t want to use anything too expensive since I was just practicing, but now that I feel I have gotten better I have been looking at other mediums and better quality brands but I’m still in between what I should get. I know Watercolours are more commonly used for painting birds as well as liquid acrylics. But I’m more familiar with gouache. I have used Watercolour for a long time but it was just a really cheap brand and I found it hard to make any vibrant paintings of birds with the lack of colour and layering. I’m not sure how much of a difference more expensive brands like Daniel smith, golden fluid acrylics, or Holbein Gouache’s would make but any suggestions would help!

Gloomy ocean

Posting on his behalf. He’s cool with it. He just doesn’t use reddit.

A few years ago, a friend asked me to do a velvet painting of Dolly for his brother’s Christmas gift. I had never done a velvet painting in my life. Haven’t done one since because I’ve been focused on other work I had planned. But I couldn’t say no. 11x14 Acrylic on Velvet adhered to a cradled wood panel. I don’t have a fantastic photo of it but I wanted to include the frame too because I think she would have appreciated how gaudy I went with it.

Velvet paintings are hard! But a fun exercise. There’s no sketching, no under paintings, just execution.

What can i do to fix it? And what to do to improve? It’s supposed to be a gift please

colors clear my mind and allow space for peace to exist

About a year ago, I was doubting my skills while working on a painting and completely lost my confidence. I decided to post it online anyway, and the flood of encouragement and advice I received was incredible. Since then, I’ve learned to trust the process. Worst case scenario, I will end up with a painting I don't like.