Based on how the first painting was received, I decided to make it a series!
“The Watchtower” 20x24 oil on canvas
If you look closely you can probably find the flag of Whiterun
@shroomypaints on Instagram if you want to follow along to the series (but Reddit saw it first)
I’ve been painting ever since I was in middle school off and on using acrylics. I finally splurged and bought some oil paints. I’m in love with this medium.
How do you handle it when a canvas won't fit your easel? I have this issue with canvases that are smaller, but the question would apply to very large canvases also.
Thanks in advance
My flag and mountain painting for the July 4th weekend
WIP. Another 4am session on this one. The meal part in the left foreground was really fun to paint. Enjoying the challenge and change of subject for me so far. 16x20” oil on linen.
De kleuren op de foto zijn lichter dan met het blote oog
I painted Chris Yates seeking his quarry at Redmire, centre pin reels, Avon mk IV’s and a big old moon. This for me is fishing, no electronics, just disconnect and human skill sinking back into nature.
Second EVER oil painting. This was a change up from my usual portrait making! I had to babysit my dad intensely while he used my paints, so I wasn’t quite as locked in as I usually am while making art 😂.
Painted this for my neighbour who unfortunately recently lost her tabby. Posted this before I frame it and give her as a present. Hope you like it
First time painting anything and it turned kinda bad. This is my rendition of A walk in the woods done using acrylics
My husband had the fantastic idea of having me paint his favorite places in his favorite games.
“Lake Ilinalta” 20x24 oil on canvas