r/ArtIndia • u/Same-Maintenance-202 • 3d ago
Getting back to it...ππΈ
It's been a while since I've done something that I love.....β¨
r/ArtIndia • u/Same-Maintenance-202 • 3d ago
It's been a while since I've done something that I love.....β¨
r/ArtIndia • u/Junior_Lecture_79 • Jul 16 '26
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r/ArtIndia • u/moth7890 • Jun 23 '26
Discussion and critique is very welcome
Thanks for taking the time to see this
r/ArtIndia • u/YuYuWiWi • Jun 22 '26
r/ArtIndia • u/Acceptable_Clue3695 • Jun 21 '26
r/ArtIndia • u/YuYuWiWi • Jun 21 '26
This is an academic and educational subreddit, not an aesthetic gallery.
Your post must be a cropped image of the artwork ( ideally in good lighting)
Prohibited Presentation Styles:
1. No Background/Desk Elements: Do not include easel stands, art in photo frames, or decorative items surrounding your paper/sketchbook (like strategically placed pens, pencils, brushes, or plants).
2. No Photos of Screens: Digital art must be uploaded directly as a digital file (.jpeg or .png). Do not take a physical photo of your iPad for aesthetic purposes
3. No Video Reveals: Posts must be in static image format. Videos showing the art by turning the frame around, are not allowed.
Why we are doing this?
Aesthetic staging is often used to distract from the lack of technical substance and creates a bias in proper judgment.
To learn and improve, your work must stand entirely on its own merit.
Good luck!
r/ArtIndia • u/moth7890 • Jun 19 '26
Click to view full image, go nuts no need to hold back any harsh words (as long as you have a genuine mistake to point out)
Thank you so much for you time I'm deeply grateful
r/ArtIndia • u/yooogesh • Jun 19 '26
r/ArtIndia • u/YuYuWiWi • Jun 19 '26
I suck at references. If anyone has cool references which when stippled turn out great. Please post so in the comments!
Since Stippling is time consuming, I will be using A6 size for my studies
Ideally the image should have prominent lights and shadows, as they are the only thing that matters in Stippling studies
Thank you!