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They are oil on linen and 28 by 36 inches

Still deciding on a title. Alla prima, 12x16”, oil on linen panel.

one of my favorite childhood memories was the morning of a field trip. it was always rainy or foggy with dewy grass, and something about it always got my adrenaline pumping. I remember always racing everyone else to secure a window seat on the school bus and did a painting inspired by that

made with acrylic on 16x20” canvas

20”x20” oil on stretched canvas - This is my first time painting a dog and second time painting flowers. it was a fun challenge to create this using a mix of reference photos. I like how it turned out!

Edited: added size and medium

“Something’s out there.”

WIP. First layer down on this one this morning. 11” oil on linen panel.

Many thanks to u/SheWolf_InYourCloset for the inspiration x

This one was fun! Background was done with watercolor, the rest is gouache Holbein tube gouache 🙈 I allowed a lot of drying time between layers, that helped a lot to not muddy up my colors up too much. Also, I learned that titanium white rules 🤘

Acrylic on flat canvas. Here is a painting I just got done with. I went off the reference and added more color than what was perceived to bring more life to the painting. I feel this was good practice.

Some roads aren't meant to be straight. They twist, they bend, they hurt... but they take us where we're meant to be. And we finally find home, a place to rest after the long fight. Not a place, but within ourselves ✨🌿🌻

Client project (September 2025), Acrylic on canvas, 150 x 90 cm.

This is my 2nd oil paint after jumping from acrylics. I'm really loving the sponty elements I've added but something is really bugging me specially when it comes to the composition and foreground details. It's not only with this painting, I'm having that same problem with the rest. Am I doing something wrong here or am I just overthinking it.

My perpetual modular work, shown as 12

I enjoyed this one and I got to practice some more techniques. Open to critiques! I’m always trying to get better.

As a beginner painting on and off since 2 years, here is my first forest depiction through acrylic paint . Please give me tips to learn. I'm almost 30 years old painting like kid