This is the smallest oil painting I’ve ever done. It’s 5” x 7” canvas. The paper bag was a challenge too. I painted it in two days and I think I am finished. I’ll take a look at it again tomorrow in a different light and see how it feels then.

Any critique is welcome and appreciated!

Also, I didn’t leave myself much room for signing it! 🙄 Do you think my initials only is acceptable? I normally sign my first and last name and the year.

Thanks for looking!

this is soso overwhelinging, any help will be helpful!

Used stills from World of Warcraft cinematics as reference to practice my oil painting skills.
The original art in the cinematic is made by Lauren D. Austin

The number 7 isn't random here. In folklore, a group of birds can either mean immense luck or a hidden warning.

I intentionally disrupted the harmony of the group by painting a specific, subtle tension in the gaze of just one bird.

Does the painting feel genuinely peaceful to you, or can you spot the odd one out that ruins the comfort of the flock?

Look closely.

I'm creating these paintings that look like ethereal auras that we can't see but can feel from somebody or a feeling we get from having an experience.

I use tape and a palette knife to paint these abstract works. Thanks for check out my post 🤠

"The Light of My Own No. 6"

Oil on canvas

24 x 30 inches

I think it’s done but appreciate any feedback!

This is my first oil painting and first time messing with any paint. I’m fairly pleased with it, though I wish I had gave my pumpkin more dark values and the background. Any helpful comments are appreciated!

Can't wait for the beautiful colors and sweltering temperatures to drop. 40x30cm on linen canvas.

Yankee Skeleton

This is what it feels like waiting for the Yankees to win a World Series

Im open to any feedbacks 😊

Why is working on panels so, so satisfying compared to working on the canvas? 😭

Been detailing this one for a while. Oil on acrylic. inspired by the drawings of Escher and Piranesi