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This is an original painting created by me. I had learned how to draw and paint lamps with light in them the week before and decided to incorporate that in this painting as the main piece. I really like how the light looks and how it seems to bounce off the pole holding the lamp,... Continue Reading →
This painting was inspired by the YouTuber Ahmad Art and is one of my later paintings. It didn't take very long to create and though it looks like a harder painting to accomplish, it was actually a pretty short process. If I could change one thing about how it looks, I would change the reflections... Continue Reading →
This was done for a school project several months ago and was the first semi-realistic animal painting I had ever done. It took a total of 4 hours to paint, including the time it took to trace the wolf onto the paper. While I like it as it is, if there was one thing I... Continue Reading →
This was a take on a painting that my uncle had done several years ago with watercolor that I decided to try to make better. The original painting was done using a wet-on-dry technique that was reminiscent of acrylic painting, which my uncle was more familiar with. That meant the original had a lot of... Continue Reading →
I tried with this one. Really, I did, but unfortunately a combination of not using a chunky enough sponge and my impatience led to the paint blending together in a way that makes it look like the trees are melting together. When I did get to adding the leaves, the paint had already tried and... Continue Reading →
This painting was done in watercolor and I believe it was based off of a painting by the YouTuber Ahmad Art. While this definitely isn't my best painting, it is one of my favorites mostly because of the clouds. One of the fun things about watercolors is the fact that when using the wet-on-wet technique,... Continue Reading →
Here's the first try that was done in watercolor. As you can see, it was not my best work and many of the colors unfortunately blended into each other. The acrylic version came out much better. While the sky is a bit streaky, I kind-of enjoy it since it looks like strange, fantasy clouds. The... Continue Reading →
Acrylic version: These were the first portraits I ever did (though the original art is not mine; it belongs to Viria. These are just my renditions of it.) As you can see, the first try was done with watercolor, though at the time, I didn't really understand that watercolor was a much different medium than... Continue Reading →
This was one of my first paintings while I was learning how to paint in watercolor. Inspired by the book No-Fail Watercolor by the YouTuber Makoccino, this painting was one of the lessons on layering. Since watercolor is a very translucent/transparent medium, in order to layer it, you have to work with light colors first... Continue Reading →
For a while now, if you went onto my Art Gallery page, you would've found the title of the page and the message "Coming soon." Well, wait no longer because the art gallery is here with pictures of my watercolor and acrylic paintings inspired or based off of the paintings of other artists and YouTubers... Continue Reading →
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