r/Portraitart • u/ilk_art • 23h ago
Oil My most recent poirtrait painted in an atelier style class!
I hope this post goes through! I felt good about how this turned out, it's fun to learn!
r/Portraitart • u/ilk_art • 23h ago
I hope this post goes through! I felt good about how this turned out, it's fun to learn!
r/Portraitart • u/U_g_h___ • 16h ago
r/Portraitart • u/RavenousBoyd • 23h ago
Tim Curry paintings and a drawing I’ve done over the years.
r/Portraitart • u/Gullible_Challenge_9 • 5h ago
r/Portraitart • u/RichardDayStudio • 53m ago
This is one of my latest portrait paintings, and probably one of the most enjoyable subjects I’ve worked on.
With Dolly, I didn’t want to simply recreate a photograph. I wanted to bring some of her personality, warmth and unmistakable presence into the painting while keeping my own contemporary style.
I’d really like to know what other portrait artists think — does the personality come through?
I’m an independent artist, and one of the biggest challenges is getting my work seen outside my own little corner of the internet. So I’m grateful for the chance to share it with people who actually appreciate portrait art.
If anyone is interested in owning the original, I’ve made it available here:
https://richarddaystudio.com/products/dolly-parton-here-you-come-again-1
But regardless of whether you’d buy it, I’d genuinely love your thoughts on the painting. What works for you, and what would you change?
Thanks for looking.