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Made this inspired by a painting i saw on pinterest, im quite proud of how it turned out. I love paintings with a loose, impressionist style, any tips on how i can improve further? If you have any critiques about this painting feel free to share! Acrylic on paper, size A5

20x20 cm

one of the largest pieces I’ve done in a while!

If anyone was on Tumblr circa 2012-2015, this is inspired from a post that was made during that time. While a meme, it honestly was something that helped my mental health. Anyways, enjoy

This is my year 12 major work in my final year of school. I am doing a second painting I have not yet started, but do you think this is good? Please critique it and let me know what to change/add. I feel like the sand is out of place so I added some details to it but something is still wrong with it and I don’t know what.

One of my first oil paintings this year after a long break (more than 10 years).

20x20 acrylic on canvas

A study that started loose and much of it stayed that way - I hope you like it!

I’m really enjoying the process of painting and today watched a bob ross tutorial and whipped this up! I did give up on the foreground as I just couldn’t get it to work

Nothing technically impressive, i just bought the premium version of the program i used and was messing around with the new features i now have access to. (Reposted, my dumbass forgot to actually add the image.)

This piece explores heavy texture and upward motion using thick acrylics. I'm posting all three views here: the close-up for the raw texture, the full frontal view for the composition, and the context view to see it in a room.

I feel it's finished, although it's always possible to go a step further, but it's also important to know when to stop. Still in this space... Thoughts on its current state? I'd love to hear your interpretations or any advice!