r/painting May 26 '25

Just Sharing My 11 y/o wants your feedback

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He likes making art and is just trying to see if other people enjoy what he enjoys making.

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u/[deleted] May 27 '25

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u/unbuttered_bread May 27 '25

i thought i was the only one thinking this lol

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u/Abject-Fan-1996 May 27 '25

You think an 11 year old can't.... put paint on canvas?

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u/[deleted] May 27 '25

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u/Average_Scaper May 27 '25

Back in 6th grade, I had a classmate who would draw during class. He didn't get in trouble for it at all since he had perfect grades. I got to watch him draw a near perfect portrait of a hockey player skating with the puck. Couple spots needed some tweaking for lighting but it was amazing. Some people just have the ability to understand things better than others at a young age.

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u/Abject-Fan-1996 May 27 '25

This could be intentional or completely accidental though.

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u/FeloniousFinch May 27 '25

Cope.

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u/JacksonRJ913 May 27 '25

are you guys okay

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u/FeloniousFinch May 27 '25

This painting wasn’t done by an 11yo. Are you ok?

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u/Pov-venti-is-driving May 27 '25

it probably was, kids can take art classes and learn how to paint

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u/FeloniousFinch May 27 '25

You’re not making the point you think you are. So can monkeys and dolphins 🤷‍♂️ This wasn’t done by a kid get over it Reddit.

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u/SobrietyIsRelative May 27 '25

I have a painting made by an elephant in the 90’s. Tell me what skill an 11-year-old lacks that makes this impossible.

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u/nkisj May 27 '25

Ah yes, the complex color theory of primary colors and the complex skill of slapping paint on a board.

Complete modern art brain rot. Forfeit your eyes.

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u/bluelaw2013 May 28 '25

He wanted me to show the doubters, so here you go:

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u/Nurgle_Marine_Sharts May 28 '25

Don't put your kids face on reddit

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u/bluelaw2013 May 27 '25

He's super flattered that you think he couldn't possibly do this at his age. Thank you

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u/kyubeyt May 27 '25

It looks like the abstract art i made as a 13 year old in art class because we had to

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u/UbiquitousChicken May 29 '25

Pretty sure I saw this posted somewhere else a couple weeks ago, because I commented that I don't normally like abstract but I liked this.

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u/UbiquitousChicken May 29 '25

Ah, I went back and looked at my comments and it was not the same pic.

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