Painting Subjects

I dont care much for the painting subject itself but that is the style I am trying to recreate

Jacqueline Hoebers (Dutch, b. 1953, Horst, Netherlands) - Reflection, 2017, Paintings: Oil, Acrylics, Gesso on Linen Canvas

As a beginner artist, it can be difficult to find painting inspiration. That is why I have put together some easy painting ideas which are perfect for beginners. There is often the misconception that as you become more advanced, you will find subjects to paint easily. But honestly, it is always a challenge of painting.

Acrylic painting on Canvas, Subject: People and portraits, Unspecified style, One of a kind artwork, Signed on the front, Size: 39.37 x 59.06 x 1.97 in (unframed) / 39.37 x 59.06 in (actual image size), Materials: Acrylic, Digital, Ink, color and Paint on Canvas

Original Art Acrylic Painting, measuring: 20.32W x 20.32H x 1.27D cm, by: Amita Dand (India). Styles: Expressionism. Subject: Landscape. Keywords: House In Meadow, Painting On Wood, Country Landscape, Sky And Clouds, Skyscape, Landscape Painting, Cloud Painting, Evening Sky, Small House And Trees, Sunset, Sunset Sky, Light From Clouds. This Acrylic Painting is one of a kind and once sold will no longer be available to purchase. Buy art at Saatchi Art.

Scumbling in art refers to a painting technique that involves applying a thin layer of paint with a dry brush and a loose hand over an existing layer. The idea is to allow parts of the already existing paint below to remain exposed. In most cases, scumbling is used over dried paint, but you can

Abstract Art and Cloud Paintings by Australian Artist Corinne Melanie: I create timeless artwork that will be cherished by you for many years to come, while blending in perfectly with modern interior design trends. I pour my heart and soul into each and every artwork I create. I find beauty in working mindfully and I fall in love with the process.

Brenda Swenson challenges readers to master the art of negative painting to bring subtlety and spark to your watercolor paintings.

Antonietta Branseis (Miscocon, 1848 - Florence, 1926) was a nineteenth-century landscape, genre and portrait painter, as well as a painter of religious subjects for altarpieces. In 1876 and 1877 she exhibited three landscapes of Venice at the Promotrice Veneta, which sold to foreign collectors. In November of 1877 Brandeis showed the large painting Palazzo Cavalli a Venezia at the exhibition of the Hungarian Fine Arts Society in Budapest. In both Florence and Budapest, Brandeis showed her…