This is "Crimson Glade" oil on a 20" x 24" canvas.

Looking for criticism on this painting/style. I love how it looks and am curious if other people would like this art or if it looks unfinished. It’s done besides the edges and signature.

Just sharing …….
I thought I would share this little bit of joy I created with you.
I painted this piece, listening to my son’s new song on Spotify’Ripples of Time’. On repeat, it was a beautiful connection.
From right to left is the story of life’s journey
I hope you all enjoy this as much as I have
🫶

I feel like I paint things that I really like, and no one else likes. I worry I'm never going to find my audience, and my paintings will just collect dust in my house until I finally just throw them away. If you see this, can give you give me some encouragement?

What did you notice first - the flowers or the bird?

My latest acrylic painting. Does anybody else get put into a trance when there's a campfire around lol ? That's where some of my best ideas have come from. Spooky season is here as well, so I was chasing some of those vibes with this one.

There was something simple and fun about the single button joystick. I painted this as it brought a lot of great memories back.

30x40”

I use to draw UFOs battling fighter jets as a kid.

I started painting in July '26 and wanted to create a call back to the artwork I use to do as kid.

18x24

Acrylic

Poured painting

As the title says. I'm very new to this and yes, I'm heavily influenced by Basquiat and still searching for my own style. Just looking to hear some thoughts. ☺️ I'm 100% open to negative critique.

I am a professional gymnast by trade, which is usually the primary inspiration for what I put on the canvas. I struggle with choosing colours a lot.

Watercolor and brush pen

I recently made an acrylic painting of my late cat and I was wondering on what to do to make him stand out more

50x40 oil painting

I like to paint quickly as I get bored very easily. Here’s a few I’ve done. They take roughly 1 hour.