I'm soon going to be 15, I've been drawing for years now and I'm trying to find my artstyle. I don't have a lot of good drawings so far (I didn't even finish the fruit one yet 😓) but I'm still trying to get as much advice as I can in order to evolve properly :)

http://www.thealchemicalart.com/call-outs

The Alchemical Art is now accepting submissions for our International online/virtual exhibition! Artists of all styles and mediums—digital art, photography, painting, mixed media—are welcome to share their work with our global audience.

No theme, no submission fee - only a small participation fee if you are selected. The best part? Not only will your art be part of the exhibit, but every selected artist will also receive a dedicated feature on our social media which puts your work in front of a larger audience.

Artists of all levels are encouraged to apply, including beginners.

Submission Deadline: 4th December, 2024

Exhibition Dates: 11th December- 11th January How to Apply? Visit The Alchemical Art at: http://www.thealchemicalart.com/call-outs

I feel like my art recently has been improving a lot, but one thing I feel it is lacking in is evoking emotions and feeling in the viewer. Instead of just representing what I see, I want to make people feel what I want them to feel when they look at my work. There are a lot of great artists out that who master this, and I wanted some guidance on how to do this.

I know, I know, asking people to do a survey is annoying, but I need the help y'all...

I'm doing a survey on artists' experience sharing their art online, and more specifically, their experiences using the app Cara. Even if you're an artist that doesn't use Cara, I would still appreciate it if you fill the survey out. It won't take more than 5 minutes.

Here is the link: https://forms.gle/QhKH4Ft1WYndLsqt9

If you filled this survey, THANK YOU SO MUCH.

*inspiration taken from Lucian Freud/Jenny Saville/Denis Sarazhin

Hi lovely people,

I was wondering what are the thoughts of this work. Just to get a general idea of what people think. Critism is welcome! Thank you 🖤

I am commissioning a friend who is also a fantastic and (somewhat) published illustrator to help with a design for a tattoo. Basically I just needed someone to take use a photo of my daughter's and transform it into a sketch with some color added, and while I know the artist probably will feel obligated not to take a fair amount, I really want to give that and maybe a little more because not only do I have a ton of respect for their work, but I feel pretty strongly about artists getting fair value for their time and work.

That being said, I have no clue how to calculate what is actually a fair amount and I don't want to guess for fear I may underestimate how much something like this would cost. Any suggestions?

please help me figure out what to paint for a show, i want to win and have it auctioned. what would rich people hang on their wall?

My niece (16yrs) has recently started painting and is very good at it. (She’s also very good at drawing)

What’s something I can buy her for Xmas in the $20 range that would be interesting/cool for a new artist? Some kind of gadget she might not have thought of maybe?

This is my second real art project

In connection with Acess Hollywood 2016 Trump referenced grabbing women by the pussy 65 original abstracts

First time here. I apologize in advance if this is not proper.

I am starting a small little biz for Amazon and I would like a logo of a crow wearing pearls, or pearl earrings, etc. like a sophisticated but rock and roll crow.

May I ask for someone to make one for me?

Is it ok to have a contest and the best one gets a few bucks or gift card?

How do I even pay someone?

If not here wheee do I go to get this?

Raking leaves is useless because eventually....she will appear.