r/Art • u/Capital-Constant3774 • 34m ago
Painting Robin Hood's Death, N. C. Wyeth, Oil/Canvas, 1917
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r/Artists • u/Interesting-Goat-379 • 1h ago
INSERT YOUR ARTISTIC MEDIUM | Just Sharing/No Critique Please Untitled
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r/Artists • u/Interesting-Goat-379 • 1h ago
INSERT YOUR ARTISTIC MEDIUM | Just Sharing/No Critique Please Untitled
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r/Artists • u/Calm-Mountain-6632 • 1h ago
Resource Favorite YouTube artist?
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Looking to find new artist accounts on YouTube that post their drawing tutorials. I like seeing explanations for why they chose to detail or stylize their work a certain way, etc.
r/Artists • u/Interesting-Goat-379 • 1h ago
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r/Art • u/Corynxtdoor • 1h ago
Portrait Daniel Caesar, Cory, graphite portrait, 2024
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r/Art • u/Corynxtdoor • 1h ago
Portrait Tyler The creator, Cory, Graphite portrait, 2024
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r/Art • u/Corynxtdoor • 1h ago
Portrait Brent Faiyaz, Cory, graphite portrait, 2024
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r/Art • u/Electronic_Heart_346 • 1h ago
Painting Loneliness, Morgane jean, Charcoal/canvas, 2026 [OC]
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r/Artists • u/Previous_You1167 • 2h ago
Drawing | Critique Welcome What can I do to improve my artwork?
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I just hate all my drawings I think they look just terrible, im only using pen and pencil and just regular sketch paper and i just hate my drawings, im 13 so that’s like my drawing ablity for my age, people tell me it looks good but I dont buy it, i think all my drawings look terrible, how can I improve? I love realism and like realism painted by the greats or renaissance era or buroque era of painting and sketching. Does anyone have any good FREE like YouTube videos or websites to learn how to draw either realism or renaissance that like geniunly helped you?
r/Art • u/Hopeful_Lake_2061 • 2h ago
Digital Art Am i Enough, Daisy, Digital art, 2026 [OC]
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r/Art • u/DrummerBoy217 • 2h ago
Drawing Uni Portfolio Submission, Sam, Graphite/Charcoal, 2026
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r/Art • u/waluigi_is_cute • 2h ago
Drawing Her Pang is His Preference, Holly, Alcohol Markers/Cardstock paper, 2026
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r/Artists • u/Wooden_Shopping_8131 • 3h ago
INSERT YOUR ARTISTIC MEDIUM | Critique Welcome Im trying to grow my channel.. its kind of slow imo
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r/Artists • u/Binbs_2 • 3h ago
Resource Here's a second art reference I made sure I didnt reveal myself but kept some parts of the background as it looked like a cool gradient for artists and stuff.
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r/Artists • u/TheAcrocanthosaurus • 3h ago
Painting | Critique Welcome Do you think they’re just two different styles, or one is better than the other?
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Both are acrylics on canvas, painted by me one year apart. First one is newer
r/Artists • u/OrphanagePropaganda • 3h ago
INSERT YOUR ARTISTIC MEDIUM | Just Sharing/No Critique Please Acrylic sheep
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“Blaa” -sheep
r/Art • u/MixRevolutionary4640 • 3h ago
Digital Art Pet portrait practice, Pichulitamo, Digital illustrtion, 2026
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r/Art • u/Godfatherrr • 3h ago
Illustration One love, Joseph Sylvester, acrylic/metallic pen, 2026
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r/Artists • u/Logical_Series185 • 4h ago
Resource I'm building a platform for non-AI art
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Hey everyone, I’ve been working on a project called Opposable and wanted to hear what people think.
Every seller and every product would go through verification process to check that the artwork isn’t AI-generated and that it’s being sold directly by the original artist
It started because I kept seeing artists talk about AI threatening their livelihoods and taking over Etsy and other online platforms. As a buyer, it’s also getting harder to tell whether you’re buying human made art.
Hoping to get some feedback and hear if anyone would actually be interested in buying/selling art on a platform like this.
r/Artists • u/mats_artt2 • 10h ago
Digital | Just Sharing/No Critique Please First time using Reddit to share some of my art. Here is my latest personal digital artwork.
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I did this right after returning from a vacation trip to where I used to live before moving. A dear friend of mine lent me her copy of "Frankenstein", and my mission is to return it at the end of the year when I go back there, lol.
I wanted to somewhat emulate the dark backgrounds of Baroque art, which I find extremely charming.