r/HappyTrees

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First time painting silhouettes

I might have got the proportions a bit off 😅 but other than that what do you think?

u/Normal-Morning4040 — 2 days ago

"Colors of the Waterfall" - an original painting by me on a 50/70 cm big canvas. I had many difficulties painting this and I took my sweet time painting it, but I like how it turned out in the end!

u/blazerhdd — 5 days ago

I actually painted this a few weeks ago but forgot to post. I originally did this one (from Bob’s unfinished Season 32) with a different sky. This time I did it the way Bob did.

u/Mgiese84 — 11 days ago

Album cover I painted four my band

We released our album a few months ago, but always wanted to bring the Bob energy to my music, so why not paint the album cover?

u/Billy_Bonney — 6 days ago

A month ago, I felt a desire to explore new themes for my paintings. This is my second painting of my new series about Colorado Landscapes! Have a great week :)

I did some studies of the Colorado region and was surprised by how orange the rocks can be; it's something completely new to me. I live in Brazil, and we're in autumn. But here our landscape is very different, it has its own beauty too, but I wanted to explore how the rocks would look with snow. I've never seen snow up close, but I can imagine what it's like while I'm on the other side of the globe.

I wanted to capture the solitude of the deer looking at the light on the mountain peak, as a kind of hope for its journey during the coldest days. This painting has a special place in my heart; it was my first adventure with rocks, and I'm already creating a new scene. I hope to be able to complete some pieces of this for my new collection.

Technical Details:

Name: ''The light and The Deer''

Medium: Original Oil on Panel

Dimensions: 40x60 cm (approx. 16x24 inches)

Technique: Impasto/Glazing layers

Status: Available

u/jessicamozzini — 2 days ago

Tried to follow Bob Ross's instructions

For this painting, I used the word God Bless. I wonder how many God Bless are there in this piece

u/onion_diary — 7 days ago

When I first looked through series 33 by Nic Hankins this one really caught my eye. At first I thought my sky was a little dark. But I kept working through the painting and in the end it turned out nicely.

u/Mgiese84 — 12 days ago