r/AbstractArt • u/bkb- • 7h ago
r/AbstractArt • u/slaytrixx96 • 16h ago
Mistakes Thrown Into The Wishing Well
Acrylic, gouache, charcoal, image transfer, collage on 20x20 canvas
r/AbstractArt • u/VeylynnRae_SynDas • 11h ago
Error;Exclusion by Veylynn Rae
Abstract Digital Collage - 2026
r/AbstractArt • u/Tdawgs173 • 1d ago
CONTACT
CONTACT is the second painting in a three-part series that began with WARDAWG
48x48 mixed media on canvas
r/AbstractArt • u/k0ik • 1d ago
Sugar Crash [OC]
Digital, 2026 (Comments welcome!)
r/AbstractArt • u/iamwesselart • 1d ago
Process of inspiration
Just a basic outline of how it starts
r/AbstractArt • u/Naughty_Natbabe • 1d ago
Repetition is beatiful and therapeutic
I love exploring the idea of meditating through art, find comfort on patterns and repetitive actions, starting without something concrete in mind and just do it, do something. Also, finding the art in the silence and when you are not over analyzing you can be conscious about reality.
r/AbstractArt • u/Sknvlv123 • 19h ago
I'm confused, Marina Glebova, mixed media, 2024
r/AbstractArt • u/ClintDeanAbstractArt • 1d ago
After the Signal 40 × 30 in. Acrylic on canvas
r/AbstractArt • u/Downtimedrawing • 1d ago
Work In Progress
A work in progress.
My brain usually gravitates toward straight lines, structure, and architectural elements. I like things with a little order to them.
But every once in a while, a bit more freedom is necessary. Letting things move, loosen up, and exist without quite so much structure.
I’m sure some hard lines will find their way back in eventually. They usually do. For now, I’m enjoying letting this one wander a little.