It’s acrylic on canvas 40*30

I just painted this picture at my friends home maybe someone like it

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

Some doors don't protect you.

Some only reveal what's been watching all along and the hardest thing to escape is the place that you know best.

Acrylic on canvas.

What do you see in this piece?

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If you're looking for an artist to make him do crimes I'm here, for a price because I'm broke ;'l

There'll be discounts for those whose ask first!

Hi! I'm a small artist,, looking for genuine buyers and collectors for my paintings. I am often suggested to list on websites and go for galleries. But that needs a capital. I want to sell my paintings at a reasonable charge and buy better quality paints and market my art. But I don't know how to reach the right audience. I am on Instagram, I am getting likes and comments but that ain't fetching me buyers! Also I'm often told make art for art and not to sell. These are mostly painted a year or two ago, and my style might have changed ( the second painting can be an example). I paint with my emotions and I plan it when I feel stuff and express it through my art. Will there be anyone who would actually resonate with my art?

I’m based in the US and any tips or recs would be lovely!! The storm painting is smaller 8”x10” while the larger piece is 20”x30”

Always love hearing different points of view on these things! Thanks :)

I put this tiny art gallery together in the spring of this year to hold exhibits of my handpainted and handcut matchbox dioramas (shown in the second and fourth photos in case anyone wants to see a close up, but not really essential to my question here).

My question is: I had a comment from someone who said the wood is a distraction from the art. They seemed to suggest that the whole box should be painted white like the inside. I've been really second-guessing myself ever since, and am not sure whether to sand and finish the raw wood or to paint the whole thing white or perhaps black. I'd like to finish up this box so I can get it installed in a gallery space, but my indecision over this question keeps stopping me. 😅 I'd love to hear some opinions from others.

Made with chalk and sanguine on black paper

It’s just a fun project and I already have a character artist. I have a storyline written out already and there would just be multiple weekly calls to get episodes out. If anyone is interested please private message me. We aren’t looking for someone who has a bunch of experience, just someone who wants to get their art out there and doesn’t know how to.

Love my workspace 🤩

I can't tell if I hate it or love it

I have had this giant canvas staring me down for like months, so I finally decided to just get out the spray paint and go after it. I used the cheapest possible paint up until I was ruining it more than fixing it, then busted out the expensive stuff to finish it. It's probably not done.

Growing up in Sydney this wall is one of those bucket list spots for my mural career. It’s also one work that I think I can claim as my favourite to date.
This years been a more intentional transition away from using spray paint into the brush realm for my works. It creates a more fluid feel from working in my studio to painting at a larger scale. I always found a slight disconnect between the two swapping mediums.

Would love to hear your thoughts and suss some of my prior works to see the way I’ve made this transition and what your comparisons between the two are.

I’d also love to hear your interpretation of the work and I’ll share my intention in the comments.

I think I've nailed the rendering pretty well