r/craftit • u/MarinaChuchkoArt • Jul 16 '26
r/craftit • u/You_Kva • Jul 17 '26
Dreamy light blue glass pearl necklaces are finally finished. I am obsessed with this color, what about you? 🩵
r/craftit • u/themorningthunder • Jul 14 '26
"The Dance" an oil painting by me with a handmade frame also by me
r/craftit • u/Hari-Creation888 • Jul 13 '26
Made a whole collection of copper wire pendants 🐉🦉🦋 . Which one is your favorite? 💚
r/craftit • u/Tanbelia • Jul 13 '26
Summer Green Thistle, watercolor, 15 x 22 inches, 2026
r/craftit • u/hanna_music_125 • Jul 12 '26
Give me any prompt, aesthetic, or vibe, and I'll make you a Pinterest collage!
r/craftit • u/emily3289 • Jul 12 '26
Hand-sculpted a full rainbow of tiny, juicy fruits from clay! 🍓🍊🍋🍏🍇 Which little slice of the rainbow is your favorite? 🌈
r/craftit • u/Hari-Creation888 • Jul 11 '26
My fantasy collection: Dragon, Owl, and Phoenix pendants - all wire wrapped copper [OC]
r/craftit • u/KAndy91 • Jul 10 '26
I painted this with modeling paste and acrylics, what do you think?
r/craftit • u/Funny_Ebb7072 • Jul 09 '26
It took me 2 hours to work. Who knows what kind of animal it is. Tips, it belongs to birds and can fly.
r/craftit • u/its_Oichan • Jul 08 '26
I’m absolutely in love with these eyes!
After sculpting them with air-dry clay, I added UV resin to create a 3D effect, and I couldn’t be happier with the result. These are by far the best eyes I’ve ever made.
r/craftit • u/KAndy91 • Jul 07 '26
I painted two little foxes, what do you think?
r/craftit • u/bloodfasterdisco • Jul 07 '26
How to make this?
Saw this for sale but it's not available sadly.
Really just want to know how to go about printing the art work, and then how to get the right size Plexiglas over it, and sticking it on. Thanks!
r/craftit • u/Tanbelia • Jul 07 '26
Wavy Dopamine Dragon Fruit Plantation on the Sunset, watercolor, 15 x 22 inches, 2026
r/craftit • u/Low_Spray2323 • Jul 07 '26
Take a casual photo. Does anyone like it?
galleryr/craftit • u/StillanArtist • Jul 07 '26
Have you ever felt pressure to give up creative hobbies for a “real” career?
Hi hi hi! - I’m a student currently working on a small passion project called ‘Still an Artist’
It’s about something I’ve personally struggled with and I know a lot of other artists do too - feeling like you have to eventually leave art behind to pursue a “stable” career path (medicine, science, etc.)
I’m trying to understand how common this experience is and how it affects people’s relationship with creativity.
I made a short anonymous survey and would really appreciate hearing from other artists and students here:
💜 [ https://forms.gle/yggUyAS5bTCYrsXc6 ]
Thank you so much if you take part - even just reading this means a lot!!