I don't know a ton about painting techniques to know if this is the right place to post, so forgive me if not. She grew up doing henna on herself and her Indian family, and eventually moved to a different medium on canvas, but using the same techniques. She doesn't use a brush, just a henna cone. She freehands everything besides the basic shapes, when she uses a compass to get curves right for symmetry.

I had allot of fun painting this one and I’m really happy with how I came out

My oil painting Lore of neon dogs made it to the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize finals (Emerging Artist category)

60cmx60cm acrylic on canvas, took about 8 hours

it’s his name and im keeping him anonymous hehe. what do you think? Finally finished the latest in my series “handsome men doing normal activities… in the nude”

I’ve always loved art but I’ve only done about 10 paintings in my whole life. This was my first attempt at hands and facial features. My biggest regret is my texture. I’ve usually done landscapes in the past so texture added to it. I don’t have anyone else to share it with so I figured I would post here! I’m very proud I was able to pull this off and excited to keep going. Second photo is my reference, the beautiful White Diamond from Steven Universe.

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Just finished painting this helmet and I tried a new technique on the dragon side and I think it turned out better than the tigers. What do you guys think ?

I may be slightly obsessed with painting my cats in silly portraits ATM. This is Percy and his markings look like a cowl so I figured I'd make him Zorro .

Natasha II
Here's a small oil painting of my lady done on a4 wooden board. Had lot's of fun painting with this greenish palette.

This is a recent painting I did, based off a picture I snapped in Naples, Florida. Constructive criticism welcome

Does man shape the clay, or does the clay knead the human over time? When the wheel stops and the hands cover the face, only the naked silence of existence remains. To look at an empty bowl while the mind is filled to the brim... Is this the labor pain of an artisan's creation, or is it a confrontation with life's own limits?#art #philosophy #existentialism #oilpainting #creativemelancholy #artphilosophy

This was done with acrylic paint pens, watercolor, and 3D elements like rhinestones and nail art gems. This is my favorite picture of Dolly so of course I had to take paint it💖 Tried focusing on wild colors to capture her bright, warm personality.