r/Paintings • u/Lame-La-Blame-Game • 8h ago
Painted this life-changing Ramen I had in Japen
Acrylic on Canvas Board
The bowl says:
らーめん 鴨 to 葱
Rāmen Kamo to Negi
Ramen: Duck and Scallions
From the Ramen Kamo to Negi shop in Tokyo
r/Paintings • u/Lame-La-Blame-Game • 8h ago
Acrylic on Canvas Board
The bowl says:
らーめん 鴨 to 葱
Rāmen Kamo to Negi
Ramen: Duck and Scallions
From the Ramen Kamo to Negi shop in Tokyo
r/Paintings • u/szokebarnabasart • 15h ago
This is a landscape study oil on panel 24x30 cm, painted as part of my ongoing classical training at Watts Atelier Online.
r/Paintings • u/Due-Meeting-2972 • 11h ago
Acrylic on canvas
10*12 inch
r/Paintings • u/OgnjenPavkovicArt • 12h ago
Little Sunshine - Page 8
Here's another page done for a personal project, a picture book ''Little Sunshine''.
Oils on wooden board, 30x30cm
Swipe to see the painting process!
r/Paintings • u/srishcreates • 11h ago
A Synastry in astrology is when you map out and align the charts of two individuals, to learn about the potential dynamics at play within a relationship. This could be a friend, a partner, a colleague, a parent - any dynamic that involves two people is a synastry.
Our inner trines and squares, our venusian and mercurial tendencies, our fires and waters, they can only take us so far until we run into another being with their own trines, squares, fires and waters. And suddenly, what we thought we understood about ourselves no longer works the same way - suddenly, we must look at how our individual journeys weave into the fabric of collective evolution.
And just like that, one becomes two, two become four, four become eight and eight become eight billion.
Painted in Krita.
r/Paintings • u/Melodic-Tea8084 • 22h ago
I started this one a few weeks ago and would love an opinion.. not sure about the blue?? Am I going in the right direction with this?
TIA
r/Paintings • u/Walek09142 • 18h ago
Hi 👋🏻 Here’s a WIP of my first acrylic painting. Trying to build a portfolio of fantasy art. This is something new for me since I am usually paint mtg alters on cards. I was a bit afraid to start painting on a big canvas and went for a tiny one instead (which is still way bigger than what I’m used to paint on).
I am open to feedbacks and would love to get some advices on how to have the paint flow better.
When painting on cards, I use model paint (which is more liquid and usually diluted at a 1:1 ratio with water.
With the heavy body acrylics, I found that the paint was sticking to the canvas and not flowing as good as on a card. I am looking for a rather smooth finish so I diluted the paint a lot.
Any tips on improving the flow of the paint while keeping a good coverage? Thanks in advance!
r/Paintings • u/AspiringOccultist4 • 14h ago
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r/Paintings • u/VegetableKnowledge97 • 8h ago
6”x8” oil on linen bd
I wish I had painted this one larger from the start. Whenever, I paint something again, it just doesn’t have the same freshness.
r/Paintings • u/Olena_Prykhodko • 1h ago
I recently finished this original painting and wanted to share it here.
I was focused on movement, contrast, and the feeling of energy between the warm and cool colors.
I’d love to hear your honest first impression. What mood or story do you see in it?
r/Paintings • u/ElectronicDrama2573 • 5h ago
I was just sitting looking at this piece I did a while back and wanted to share. It’s acrylic on wood (7”x16”)