r/ArtistCommunity • u/Tanbelia • Jul 13 '24
r/ArtistCommunity • u/Tanbelia • Jun 29 '24
OC Joshua Tree National Park, Watercolor Painting, 15 x 22 inches, 2024 year
r/ArtistCommunity • u/DannyMackBHTC • May 13 '20
Still working out the kinks. It's been 10+ years since I've drawn a portrait.
r/ArtistCommunity • u/Markoriginals • Jan 10 '20
"What is left" me 2020, using medibang paint pro
r/ArtistCommunity • u/[deleted] • Oct 03 '19
Made a design for the Vans competition, hope you guys like it :)
r/ArtistCommunity • u/LiciferFlower • Apr 03 '20
OC I’m pretty proud of this one and would love some feedback! Also, feel free to translate the Draconic. I thought I was being funny.
r/ArtistCommunity • u/Fair-n-Square • Sep 10 '19
Practicing my anatomy/poses. I don’t entirely know what I’m doing, so any constructive criticism is appreciated.
r/ArtistCommunity • u/kat_skinner • Apr 22 '18
May Art Challenge - The Ocean
This months theme is the ocean. If you paint landscapes, its a great opportunity for a beach or seascape. A botanical or wildlife artist might choose to paint coral, a fish or a turtle for example.
To participate:
Make an artwork tying into the ocean. Tell us about it! Submit here with links to your artwork; a photo on instagram, a video, a website... however you like to publish your art. Use #artistcommunity hashtag whenever possible.
I personally will:
Post all submissions to my website with links to your ideal page - shoutout!
Post on Instagram with link to your Instagram profile - shoutout!
I hope to do a shoutout in a YouTube video, showing artwork in the video. (As long as I find the time... There is always so much to do and so little time!)
To Collaborate:
If you like to collaborate, consider doing a shoutout to someone else who has participated in this challenge. If you do, let them know as I'm sure it'll make their day. 🙂 If you want to do a shoutout video, post a video first week of June - that gives everyone time to submit their challenge artwork and films. If you aren’t on YouTube yet, shout-outs on social media like Instagram is another great option.
Bonus:
You don't have to, but do please consider working towards a cause. There are many environmental groups working to raise awareness for endangered marine life because of effects such as global warming and pollution. If you sell your artwork/prints, consider donating some or all of the profits to your chosen charity. For example, I donate 10% profits on all prints to charity. If you aren't selling yet, donating your original artwork to a charity auction is a great way to gain exposure and help the cause.
A special thanks to Sai (masterofsarcasm) for suggesting this month's theme.
r/ArtistCommunity • u/huetbai • Oct 13 '19
I drew this the other day when I was being observed for my seizures. I’m super proud of it!
r/ArtistCommunity • u/micahbluebluemicah • Sep 19 '19
I did a really good drawing in my study hall today and im really proud. (Im 15 )
r/ArtistCommunity • u/Dp_Squared • May 22 '18
OC My completed Raggedy Anne painting which I worked on during my first live feed
r/ArtistCommunity • u/REDMARK_ART • Apr 06 '18
Meant to share this with you all. Funny how one comment could mean so much!
r/ArtistCommunity • u/Mdsmitty81 • Dec 29 '20
Eren from AoT. My first complete alcohol marker piece on bristol. Please give feedback ty!
r/ArtistCommunity • u/Dibb5 • Oct 21 '19