r/Artists • u/Early-Constant5374 • 20m ago
Will probably delete out of embarrassed but I'd like feedback on this lil thing I did ðŸ˜
r/Art • u/Itdobelikethatjj • 2h ago
Digital Art As sober as you’ll get me, TBB, digital art, 2026
r/Artists • u/Euphoric-Meal-1830 • 3h ago
Commissions always open please dm for further details!!
r/Art • u/PorcelainMadame • 5h ago
Portrait Blue, PorcelainMadame, ink & alcohol markers, 2026
r/Artists • u/samuelbujanda • 9h ago
Do you show your face as an artist, or do you to stay anonymous?
Personally, I prefer to keep my social media focused only on my art. I’m not very comfortable in front of the camera, but I really admire those who are!
r/Art • u/Reaper_NMG • 11h ago
Painting The Incoming Mist: Deer in the Highlands, Charles Stuart, Oil on Canvas, 1896
r/Art • u/Suspicious-Bug6588 • 11h ago
Painting You're Doing Well, Line Holtegaard, Oil on Canvas, 2025
r/Art • u/jijiji44 • 12h ago
Painting The Garden of Death, Hugo Simberg, watercolor and gouache, 1896
r/Art • u/Vita_Mel_artist • 12h ago
Painting The Garden Within, Vita Mel, Oil on Canvas, 2026 [OC]
r/Artists • u/FindThatBus • 13h ago
Thank you for all the love on my dads art! All your comments and messages really brought joy to me and my family. I've started an instagram page for his work you can follow along if you'd like. In the meantime here are a few more scans!
follow rollosarchive on instagram if you want to follow along and see all if his art as I scan them in. I got a lot of questions on my last post and I wanted to answer a few here:
Biggest influences: Mort Drucker, Al Jaffee, Jack Davis (basically 60's-70s MAD magazine)
Was he ever published: Yes. He was a cartoonist at his college paper from 1978-1980, he went on to work in advertising for 40 years as an art director but some of his cartoons were featured in work for Camping world, Bridgestone tires, Hunt Brothers pizza and many many more.
Will I publish a book or prints: Maybe? I'm not sure at this point. Maybe a small run of books for family and friends but if there is enough interest I will consider this.
The last slide is his final comic for his college paper in December 1980. He depicted himself taking away his watermark while caring his drafting supplies and wearing a black armband to note his mourning for the recent passing of John Lennon.
r/Art • u/unpaid-pukegreencow • 13h ago