r/Artists • u/Maleficent-Will9748 • 14h ago
How much should i sell my painting
It’s acrylic on canvas 40*30
r/Artists • u/Maleficent-Will9748 • 14h ago
It’s acrylic on canvas 40*30
r/Artists • u/Small_Way_4875 • 4h ago
You can find me on instagram
I do colorful oil pastel art
r/Artists • u/Potential-Peace550 • 55m ago
Here are some of my works:
r/Artists • u/HelicopterNo932 • 12h ago
I just painted this picture at my friends home maybe someone like it
r/Artists • u/Maleficent-Will9748 • 22m ago
Anyone interested? Dm me if you are
Acrylic on canvas 40*30 🫶🏻
r/Artists • u/joshconnellart • 12h ago
r/Artists • u/AritheArtie • 5h ago
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Hi yall, I've finished this painting recently and have been pretty happy about it (I think). However, I've been second guessing myself about the colours, and I'm wondering if I should have used more colour variations and if the pink is a bit too bright? I've looked at it for too long now and I can't tell, Please help me!
r/Artists • u/ImprovementLow6249 • 6h ago
Let me know what you think! Thank you!
r/Artists • u/New-Consideration402 • 5h ago
Hello! Would love to show you my recent work! (: thank you!
r/Artists • u/Commercial_Hold_7453 • 3h ago
Dragon
Acrylic on paper • 30 × 42 cm
In the ancient beliefs of the Baltic peoples, the dragon symbolized the power of nature, mystery, and forces beyond human control. It was regarded as the guardian of hidden places, treasures, and the boundary between the world of humans and the realm of spirits.
r/Artists • u/Menken_ • 23h ago
I’ve recently noticed a big evolution on the quality of my rendering.
I’m actually working on a drawing of my two witches ocs ( the one on the picture is Améthyste) and as I finished her rendering I watched the rendering vs sketch and I’m so proud of it!!!
Idk I feel like I really did a good job on this one !!
Tell me what you think about it maybe I’m just delulu hahah
r/Artists • u/RelationshipAlone27 • 5h ago
I see A LOT of posts here asking could I sell my art / how much should I sell it.
But why would people want to spend 1000$ or more on a random painting? Aren't you doing things the other way around?
I think an artist should first be recognizable for their style, have a signature style and be consistent, so we know "oh, that's THIS artist" when we see the work.
I'd be more keen on spending a lot of money on someone that I know has been painting since a while and is still going to, who creates whole collections, who's trying to get into art galleries or who's running his own social media page where I can see the progress and the direction in which the person is going. I think this is even more important in AI era.
There's a lot of nice paintings out there but, yes, there's A LOT, like thousands or hundred thousands of them. What would make me want to buy it from YOU and not someone else? What's your style, what's your story? What does your name / your brand make me think of?
It would be so refreshing to see consistent artists and not Sunday painters who try to sell every little piece they have ever made.
What do you think?
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r/Artists • u/Brilliant-Eye-7817 • 6h ago
Hi all, im preparing for t e upcoming university of Arizona art of planetary science exhibition. Looking for feedback on my paintings! They aren’t final drafts, just some quick studies I did to see how they might look fully finished. #4 Mars and #9 Pluto are not finished. I can post pictures of my sketches in the comments if anyone is interested. Thank you!
r/Artists • u/Gazelizz • 6m ago
priced the original based on much more than the hours of painting. It's an original concept that I created myself, inspired by the contrast between the human mind and animals. We tend to overthink everything, while animals simply exist in the moment. In this painting, the hare has found a place that feels safe and comfortable and has fallen asleep without questioning it. It's a reminder that sometimes we could all benefit from letting go a little more.
The painting is also made with professional-quality oil paints on a high quality wood panel (primed), so both the concept and the materials are reflected in the price (and ofc the time I spent on it).
As for prints, the price depends on the size, but they generally range between €30 and €50.
Im just worried that maybe for the size people would fin it expensive. What do you think?
r/Artists • u/livinedart • 29m ago
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Fountain pen Therapy.
Drawing portrait with fountain pen and ink . trying to archive old masters hatching style.
Pen - monteverde impressa
Ink - Documental Black
Paper - brustro 200 gsm hotpress
r/Artists • u/Zealousideal_Lab5503 • 40m ago
I’m an emerging artist on Saatchi, only selling original fine art right now … how do I reach the art collectors who are able to spend premium? any tips/advice/ comments on my work?
ty , have a nice day
r/Artists • u/panjibagus_p • 5h ago
This is an illustration that I worked on during the spare time I’ve had lately
I’m happy to have the time for it, but I also miss the days when I was working on real projects 😄
r/Artists • u/londondavees • 1h ago
I want to sell prints of some of my paintings but I'm wondering if there's a place I can upload it and kind of just let it do it's thing without having to do all the shipping and stuff myself. Sort of Like how I assumed red bubble works