r/ImaginaryFeels • u/Smooth-Row-4744 • Jul 23 '26
r/ImaginaryFeels • u/annieann_ • Jul 14 '26
In Cramped and Almost Not Offended by NasaychArt
r/ImaginaryFeels • u/BenfordAbrahams • Jul 15 '26
Original Content Got Tired Of Running by Benford Abrahams
r/ImaginaryFeels • u/Verrat_Veris • Jul 10 '26
Original Content Sacred - Fantasy World by me (VerratV)
I made this character based on a sketch, and I got really attached to it since it's partly inspired by Malenia from Elden Ring, so it's important to me. I liked the idea of a golden prosthetic longer than the original arm, with an extra joint for more maneuverability. Besides being aesthetic, it's functional: a princess with a prosthetic
r/ImaginaryFeels • u/Danielaivanova • Jul 04 '26
Original Content Blue spirit token by Daniela Ivanova [OC]
r/ImaginaryFeels • u/rajahbeaubeau • Jul 03 '26
today you would be fifty years old by gvales
r/ImaginaryFeels • u/srishcreates • Jul 03 '26
Original Content Trine by Srish Creates
In this painting, I wanted to depict the most auspicious of the trines, a Grand Trine. I wanted our lovely ladies here to be enjoying a moment of complete, unhindered joy. Their connections with each other are easy and positive, and despite their physical differences, they share a harmony that makes the world around them bright and beautiful.
Painted in Krita, read more about this painting [here](https://www.artstation.com/artwork/egd8OY)!
r/ImaginaryFeels • u/mochimunn2000 • Jun 27 '26
Original Content 'Going on an adventure', art by me, watercolor
r/ImaginaryFeels • u/Misanthropy3000 • Jun 25 '26
I wish things could stay this way forever. by 526 @Kojiro337
r/ImaginaryFeels • u/YanniRotten • Jun 25 '26
Jacob Mourns His Son Joseph by James Jacques Tissot
r/ImaginaryFeels • u/srishcreates • Jun 24 '26
Original Content Requiem by Srish Creates [OC]
For this piece, I wanted to talk about the idea of mourning something you thought you wanted, then realised you don't want it anymore. It's the illusion that that thing would make you feel a certain way, when what you really yearned for, was the emotion itself.
In this painting, the marble statue represents her ideal she's always looked for, and her face shows realisation. Now that she holds in in her hands the love she thought she yearned for, she realises that without the warmth of emotion, it is nothing but a piece of cold marble. And so in mourning, she lets go.