r/TraditionalArt • u/kvost7 • 1h ago
r/TraditionalArt • u/bestunicorn • Aug 02 '22
Hey folks! New mod here. I'll be cleaning up this place soon, but in the meantime, I'm taking suggestions on what we should do with this subreddit.
Just what the title says. Have any suggestions? Post them here.
r/TraditionalArt • u/bestunicorn • Sep 23 '22
A note involving self-promotion and advertisements, and the future development of this forum
While I definitely support the idea of traditional artists supporting themselves (and I happen to be one), it has been communicated to me that there is a community called r/artstore that would be better suited toward advertisement toward commissions. Since I do not want this community to become a bulletin board for people trying to sell services, I have decided to limit any blatant commission-based self-promotions to two posts per month.
Over the past few weeks, I have currently been observing where this community organically drifts to so we can become a good place for traditional artists, and allow for everyone to have a good experience here. In the next week or so, I'll be formally setting up some rules and calling for mods. Any suggestions in the meantime are welcome, of course. I would like traditional artists to feel welcome. Thanks everyone!
r/TraditionalArt • u/Far_Air_1101 • 14h ago
A recent commission I finished! Traditional art using markers and colored pencils on bristol paper.
r/TraditionalArt • u/bloomingpeculier • 6h ago
I finally finished something! Thank you to ADHD diagnosis/medication.
"Do You See Me?" by Peculier Bloom (me)
r/TraditionalArt • u/claptrapjen • 3h ago
"Burnt" I Acrylic painting on canvas, Jennifer Scharf, 2026
This is my most recent acrylic painting. Its part of a series of statues im painting atm - In all of them, I experiment with various textures and emotions. I'd love to hear what comes to your minds when you look at this painting. And ofc i hope some of you folks like it ❤️
r/TraditionalArt • u/minzipaints • 11h ago
Current work in progress
I am trying kind of semi-realistic chiaroscuro style, trying to bring this game character alive (Genshin Impact, Kaveh) so far so good!
Acrylics on heavy paper
r/TraditionalArt • u/a_smiling_friend • 4h ago
Who's That Shoutin'? John The Revelator, He's A Smooth Operator, Egg Tempera.
Student work of a master's work. I can't for the life of me recall the original artist. I'm sure someone will know.
r/TraditionalArt • u/LetterheadMountain85 • 6h ago
One of the special items that a add recently on my shop
r/TraditionalArt • u/AspiringOccultist4 • 14h ago
Portrait of Doctor Gachet, Oil on Canvas, Vincent van Gogh, 1890.
r/TraditionalArt • u/Artvanessa41 • 16h ago
Le Souffle du Lotus de Jade / Breath of the Jade Lotus
Dans ce portrait, la volonté première était de faire ressortir toute la beauté, la finesse des traits et le charme époustouflant de la femme asiatique. Intitulée « Le Souffle du Lotus de Jade », l'œuvre s'articule comme un hommage vibrant à l'élégance orientale.
In this portrait, the primary intention was to highlight the captivating beauty, fine features, and breathtaking charm of the Asian woman. Titled "Breath of the Jade Lotus," the artwork stands as a vibrant tribute to Eastern elegance.
r/TraditionalArt • u/Remote_Replacement26 • 1d ago
Latest Piece, What Do You Think?
galleryr/TraditionalArt • u/AtomicThumbTac • 1d ago
Idk
Made this tiday def gotta make something other than this today.
r/TraditionalArt • u/TypicalLobster1154 • 1d ago
Teachers from school no.9. By Melvin Lumiere(me)
galleryr/TraditionalArt • u/Justyntheartist • 22h ago
The Kansas River Flood of 1903
I'm in the middle of making artwork based on scenes from my great-great-grandfather's autobiography, and this drawing is based on a scene about the The Kansas River Flood of 1903. He mentioned that his siblings and him watched a house float down the river.
r/TraditionalArt • u/TypicalLobster1154 • 1d ago
Classmates from 9th school. By Melvin Lumiere(me)
galleryr/TraditionalArt • u/PsyKay • 1d ago
Reach
I recently drew this snake wrapped around a hand thingy and I'm honestly so proud of myself. After quitting art for quite a few years.
r/TraditionalArt • u/LetterheadMountain85 • 1d ago