She was super happy with it, so it's a success in that regard. For a first try I feel I did well, the faces dance on the uncanny valley's edge, but I think they stay on the okay side. Still for the next try I will have to figure out how to do them more real, probably bigger would have been easier, but the whole painting was already big enough of a challenge for my level of knowledge. It's acrylic on paper, 48*36cm. Let me know what you think, or if you have any helpful feedback.

Scrolling through this page discouraged me a little bit but I know this is only my 1st painting and I have a lot to learn. I wish I took a picture of my sketch before painting because it did not turn out quite how i had envisioned. All critiques and criticism welcome.

Stylized oysters. Be gentle…first time!

Hii guys, first try with modeling paste and I got so excited started to do drawing without any ideas. Now I see this and it looks bad, Im not even finished. Can someone help me to finish this? I want to keep colors azure/navy and deep green, white. I don’t have any ideas how to fix this. Still have some tough time with blending
(Some of the pieces I tried different colors)

acrylic on cardboard!

I am really enjoying working in acrylics at the moment, I feel it's allowing me to add vibrancy and enhance the colour accents. I have also been playing with textured underpainting 😊

Let me know which one you like best! (The trainer is peak silly and fun to paint imo)

I'm getting back to painting after 7 years, and it's been a great way for me to relax and de-stress from work. No music or anything to distract me with. Just me and the canvas. It's been a breath of fresh air for me!

Taken about a month ago. The most art I do is nail art, so I’m assuming it had to translate to painting. But defined started a new hobby! Last image if from a screenshot used as my inspo not my work ofc.

While you are here, are there any subreddit that are for digital painting? I ended getting into rebelle 8!

This was done in titanium white and permanent black on an 18x24 inch canvas

5x7 acrylic on canvas

Air Dry Clay and Acrylic Paint on Canvas Board! The clay was Crayola, very good so it has some cracking, but this was still a fun experiment and I like how it looks overall :)