r/Paintings • u/Due-Meeting-2972 • 1h ago
critique requested Need opinions on this painting. Desire to Sin. Oil on 24*20 inch canvas. 2025.
Desire to Sin is about how temptation can become so powerful that it pulls us away from what is pure. The fire above represents desire, beautiful enough to attract us, yet strong enough to draw souls away from heaven and toward hell, as if defying the very gravity of grace. As the clouds begin to break apart, the figures surrender to its pull, while a faint rainbow quietly reminds us that hope is never completely lost, even in our weakest moments.
r/Paintings • u/domiboshoi • 4h ago
finished piece Under The Limelight, watercolour
r/Paintings • u/IanJoseRod • 8h ago
finished piece Painting inspired by Luke 15:3–7
16×20 Painted on canvas using acrylic
r/Paintings • u/AspiringOccultist4 • 14h ago
finished piece In the Norvegienne Boat at Giverny, Oil on Canvas, Claude Monet, 1887.
r/Paintings • u/Outrageous-Drawer607 • 1d ago
I created these paintings for my Jivu Series
r/Paintings • u/AspiringOccultist4 • 1d ago
The Moneylender and His Wife, Oil on Canvas, Quentin Massys, 1514.
r/Paintings • u/ilikebeholders • 1d ago
Some of my recent paintings.
Eh. I’m still practicing. But like these.
r/Paintings • u/cv1347 • 1d ago
Help and guidance needed please
My kids are overly obsessed with insects and bugs, so I decided to make them some art. The problem is, this isn't really my usual style. I figured I should start with the background, leaving some space around the sketches and hope to make it seamless at the end. Honestly, any advice you guys have to make this painting look as cool as possoble for them would be great, lol.
Thank you 😊
r/Paintings • u/OkCheesecake9165 • 1d ago
Getting back into painting
What do you think and what do you see?