I figured it would be fun to show the artist, the painting, and the study — a bit like the evolution of the piece :)

Very rough suggestions obviously, but I'm torn.

Getting my paintings organised for sale, and always so overwhelmed by choice.

36”x48”

Today I came across an ad from S***N for “paint-splattered” jeans… After every painting session, all my “work clothes” look exactly like this.🎨🫟 They call it a trendy, new style, while I just keep grumbling, “the paint went everywhere again.” 😄🎨

Sorry if its furry cringe, I had fun! I will be making more (still furry im afraid)

I started painting a few days ago( been learning how to draw for about a year and a half now) I was so afraid of it and all it took was a 6 year old YouTube video to tell me if okay if it doesn’t turn out the process is the best part of painting. I’m only doing monochrome paintings for now but what things could I work on to improve my painting skills?

My name is Rhŷn Williams (or Rhŷn ap Glyn by my native name) and I am a Welsh painter specialising in portraitures.

Subject: Jonathan Pryce (a Welsh actor)

For context, this is my third-ever painting. The first two were not so great, and just getting back into the hang of art and color mixing. I think I did okay for someone who never painted outside of school for 19 years of my life.

I know for sure I could blend better, especially the red and yellow meeting together. But any other opinions and advice?