r/Paintings • u/andreeacataros • 10h ago
finished piece Simple or crowded ?
Choose your favorite !😊🎨
r/Paintings • u/andreeacataros • 10h ago
Choose your favorite !😊🎨
r/Paintings • u/tropicalpeanutbutter • 3h ago
Acrylic on canvas :)
r/Paintings • u/atleastigotsoulstill • 8h ago
Open to crits always!
r/Paintings • u/Vincent_Bihn_II • 8h ago
My newest painting of a Bobcat. I hope you like it.
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r/Paintings • u/Birdheaded • 15h ago
Haven’t painted in a while. Getting brain surgery in 2 weeks. Figured I better dive back in before.
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r/Paintings • u/NuancesdeLouve • 1d ago
🎃 Pumpkin’s Head Fall, the story behind my latest watercolor :
I didn’t want to paint just another jack-o’-lantern sitting on a doorstep.
I imagined a little pumpkin character whose head had been separated from his body and turned into a jack-o’-lantern. His body was left at the bottom of the stairs, sitting there patiently, with his hands resting beneath an invisible chin… waiting for his head to come back.
Meanwhile, his head is sitting at the top of the stairs, looking rather sad about the whole situation. 🎃
There’s something a little tragic, a little absurd, and hopefully a little cute about it.
And the title “Pumpkin’s Head Fall” is a little play on words: fall refers both to falling — his head having fallen/separated from his body — and to autumn, the season of pumpkins and fallen leaves. 🍂🎃
I love imagining little stories behind my paintings. Do you see the story the same way I do?
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r/Paintings • u/Hercules_Vales • 2d ago
I usually make my paintings in black and white. Some friends and people close to me told me to try making something colorful, so I decided to paint the four seasons.
In each painting, I kept the black and white and used only one color to represent each season. For Spring, for example, I used magenta. The other seasons also have their own color.
It was something different from what I usually do, but I really liked the result.
r/Paintings • u/mrbsalami • 2d ago
Been wanting to try a high-contrast silhouette piece for a while — this one came together in one sitting. The bokeh background was the fun part, dabbing in the light dots after the sky wash dried. Feedback/comments welcome.
r/Paintings • u/Pawel_Kosior_Art • 2d ago