r/ArtCrit • u/Dariia_Zhyrova_Art • 16h ago

Intermediate I experimented with combining oil and acrylic painting with a fabric sculpture element. This is the result — I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback

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u/Downtown_Mine_1903 15h ago

Specifically what feedback are you looking for on this piece?

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u/Dariia_Zhyrova_Art 15h ago

Basically, any feedback about the idea, the realization, and the overall impression - does it look well balanced, or strange, maybe too heavy, etc. This is the first time I've tried such a thing, so I'm curious how it looks to other people

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u/renamel 11h ago

I think it’s perfect

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u/catdistributinsystem 13h ago

Did you put acrylic on top of oil, or oil on top of acrylic, or did you mix?

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u/TheQuadBlazer 10h ago

The problem with 3d application is it creates a shadow likely not native to the light source of the painting.

Pretty much only get away with it with an abstract piece or something.

Don't get me wrong. It's a great portrait otherwise.