Some Things Liminality Drew

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Here are some more paintings I did from the early days of lockdown. Comparatively, the ones above are more recent. I find there's a bit more motion in these earlier paintings, whereas the recent ones have more creative colour combinations. What do you guys think?

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I love your paintings! They have such a soft, sweet, and whimsical feel <3

starlitmind wrote:I love your paintings! They have such a soft, sweet, and whimsical feel <3

Aww, glad to hear you think so, @starlitmind <3

Here's another painting I did recently when I couldn't sleep. I'm pretty happy with how the colours and the trees turned out, if I'll be honest. It's just the smudgy blending in the back that seems a bit off when I look at it sometimes.





Now for something a little different, here's a vent piece I painted within and outside a circle.




I've been trying out this art therapy course on Coursera actually. It's called Healing with the Arts. I think it's pretty good so far

This is a lighthearted kind of abstract painting of a snail I did.

This is beautiful <33

Thanks @Hkumar <3

I've been doing more intuitive paintings. These are basically paintings done without prior planning, just going with the flow. It's pretty interesting to see what the mind comes up with on the fly!

Wow! I love how whimsical all of your paintings are! I wish I was as talented at landscapes and settings as you are.

IconspicuoslyAlpacaing wrote:Wow! I love how whimsical all of your paintings are! I wish I was as talented at landscapes and settings as you are.

Aww thanks <3

Some spooky things from my personal art journal for this time of year.

Here are paintings:









Here's a collage:

Here are some monochromatic paintings I've been doing. I did the first one while I was feeling a little 'grey', but it was fun, so I ended up doing two more. The second one was also an experiment in trying to have two light sources.