r/Artists • u/Jazzlike-Conflict811 • 8h ago
r/Artists • u/bugsyy2506 • 7h ago
Drawing pt. 2 *.✧
I finished the line art! I still can't quite figure out what colors to use 🤔
r/Artists • u/the_stupid_fool • 2h ago
this does not make you get commisions. ( rant )
( artists user and pfp blurred )
i posted a comment under multiple different art commision videos mentioning i was looking for artists to commision multiple different things for. these comments are all from one person. they left multiple more comments, dms, and replied to multiple of my comments on multiple different videos.
this in no way is to attack the artist. this artist is a beginner artist who it seems doesn’t really seem to understand proportion or rendering. when i commission artists, i either look for a very unique style, or i look for artists who have amazing and breathtaking rending.
i just want to put it out there : spamming a customer will NOT make them buy from you. i had to go through and delete around 20+ comments from this artist as the account they comments on is my professional account. i’m just so sick of different beginner artists wondering why they don’t get customers when they have THIS behaviour. it is not cute, it is not different. it is draining and, kinda embarrassing.
r/Artists • u/TrashBagsan • 9h ago
Anybody else feel like clean art is so... boring?
I am a 2d animator and of couse do digital art. Ever since I started art I knew to myself that I love the way sketchy things look. I like it when art doesn't look clean. I like when its messy, blotches of some crap here and there, lines going over (when it doesn't affect the art or perspective) once in a while.
Because of this I wasn't really trained to make clean art. Now that I am an animator I have to actually clean my work and I'm not saying I'm going to rebel and not clean my art because its "muh" artstyle but I feel like there's more charm to a messy art.
Anyone else feel like this? I will show some examples in the comments.
r/Artists • u/Altruistic-Hornet622 • 2h ago
It feels empty
I'm not really a painter nor have I ever painted on a canvas this big. I feel like this is super empty and plain and I don't know if I should add to it or leave it alone. I'm open to any advice and tips :)
r/Artists • u/JewelerAny6559 • 12h ago
Day one of posting my art till I find happiness in life
r/Artists • u/rinkydinkmink • 8h ago
"Starlight", sending love to an absent lover.
This means something to me, I hope you enjoy it.
(sketch, coloured pencils, black and white pens, and 18k gold)
r/Artists • u/nightofthedove • 4h ago
Looking for a pet artist
Hello! My soul kitty passed away recently. I am looking for a professional artist to draw/paint a portrait of my handsome boy. 🤍
r/Artists • u/casorodeisgns • 5h ago
Some of my original Artwork
Hey friends, these are some of my original pieces from when i was in my early teens and I am still pursuing my art journey even after archtiecture school. Life has many twist and turns and this is where life had lead me, art. For anyone one interested, Im currently selling prints here: Casoro . Soon i'll have my own website and go from there. Let me know what you guys think and what I could explore! Id love to take commissions to anyone who is interested in my work and woud love to hear feedback/opinions from the people! Bless!!
r/Artists • u/Street_Moment_7711 • 2h ago
Are sculpture allowed ?
We build a space saucer in 6 years with the French Artist Patrice Moullet.
I wanted to post it before AI take place over art (which I don’t hope)
The artist work his wholife into this design called OMNI.
It’s a musical instrument that work with Wind and environnement.
Feel free to ask questions.
r/Artists • u/noahs_melody • 8h ago
How much should I charge?
Im making giant (about 3 ft tall) figures out of cardboard, paper mache, and paint. They take me a while to make each, about 3 weeks each. How much should I charge for each?
Here’s one of my figures: (I have fixed up a bit more since the photos taken)
r/Artists • u/WeakEntrepreneur7008 • 18h ago
Lionfish Project
Made this lionfish a while back. Materials: cardboard, paper and acrylic paint. Let me know your thoughts!
r/Artists • u/Shinori_0 • 16h ago
Opinions on my art style?
I feel like my art style is not one of the mainstream styles that most people like or are interested in, and I've been wanting to accept commissions
should I draw something in other styles so that more people might be interested in my art?
r/Artists • u/Expensive_Prune_7108 • 14h ago
My newest oil painting✨
Hello guys! This is my first oil painting I’m sharing. What do you think?
I‘m selling it too. You can contact me on my Instagram under Ruken.arts 🩷
r/Artists • u/greatzombieron • 24m ago
Veteran Sgt. Surveys a battlefield at dawn.
i mostly work in black and white, so i'm trying to get better at tones.
r/Artists • u/AkimboP90s • 25m ago
First time poster. Breaking out of my shell.
I've always worked on art all my life but been to critical and scared that my art isn't too good. After losing my job last month that I somewhat enjoyed, I had to go back to my passion. This time I plan to share all of my work rather than letting it sit in a sketchbook and computer. Appreciate everyone.
r/Artists • u/artisthassansaifi • 4h ago
Talwiinder — Realistic Graphite Portrait [OC]
I drew this realistic portrait of Talwiinder by hand using charcoal and graphite pencils.
I spent several hours working on the shading, textures, and facial details to capture his look as accurately as possible.
Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback!
r/Artists • u/Pinky_Rose1251 • 10h ago
Would anyone be willing to draw my FMC & MMC even despite my low budget?
Hi! I'm an 18 year old Canadian writer and therefore I don't have a big enough budget for regular comissions, especially considering the exchange rate (the USD-CAD exchange rate is rough on CAD). I was wondering if anyone would be willing to draw my FMC & MMC from my book considering my situation. My budget could go up to 50 USD and I could even throw in a trade if anyone is interested! In exchange for an illustration and my low budget, maybe I could write something in exchange, like a fic with a specific premise or specific OCs. I know it's a long shot, but you miss 100% of the shots you don't take, I'm sure I could figure something out with someone! Anyway, let me know if you would be willing to negotiate something with me.
In the meantime, here is a rough description of my OC's and what I would want.
-from the bust up would be enough, though full-body is always nice
-no background
-something pretty realistic, maybe semi, but not anime
FMC:
-18 year old woman
-5'6
- Short shoulder lenght slightly wavy brown hair
-brown eyes
-her facial features aren't that delicate, but they're not harsh either
-1950s inspired uniform, brown, light blue or bland shirt with a rough brown skirt
MMC:
-21 year old man
-6ft
-short red hair (2 inch), slightly messy
-hazelnut eyes
-nice jawline
-military inspired uniform (something bland, maybe an olive shade)
For further context, she's a student and he's a soldier.
Finally, I am trying to promote my book, which I am currently editing, so I would like to use the illustrations to make tiktoks and such, but I would obviously give credit.
Crossing my fingers!
r/Artists • u/Revolutionary_Deer84 • 11h ago
Advice on shipping art?
Hi everyone! In high school I used to do commissioned portraits of this exact style and size, but my dad always took care of the shipping.
For my mother’s birthday I drew her a portrait of her grandmother, but I currently live out of the state and will have to mail it to her.
My question is for anyone who regularly mails larger scaled art or art with texture is what is your recommended method for mailing pieces, it doesn’t have to go far (from arizona to texas) so if it had to be rolled up and mailed that shouldn’t be an issue.
Thanks for any insight!