Any artists out there?

[StinkyAcres]

My latest painting for a pet portrait competition. It's my sheep, Muffin, with chicks on her head.

 

[Amer]

My latest painting for a pet portrait competition. It's my sheep, Muffin, with chicks on her head.

Woah, that’s gorgeous!

 

[StinkyAcres]

Woah, that’s gorgeous!

Thank you!

 

[Grind Hard Farm]

I'm coloring a panel

 

[speckledsuspect1213]

hi! i love to draw, and i hope to get art lessons for 10th grade! i don’t have any recent artwork, but these are some of my drawings

 

[Dinogrrl]

Finally got to test out my cabochon station in my garage, and the test subjects were these three stones. Not sure what the green ones are, they were leftovers from a project I did a couple months ago. The purple is strombolite. Just discovered strombolite this year and I love it. Need to play around with getting good photographs though!

I did discover that a tile saw definitely doesn't cut it (lol) as a trim saw, even if you do switch the blade for a lapidary blade. Very unwieldy, rpm too high, and since the blade comes from the top rather than underneath, I don't feel safe getting as close as I need in order to get stones trimmed properly. So further cabbing is on hold until I can locate an actual trim saw. Hopefully not at new machine price. I can't afford another $400 on top of getting my back door replaced and finding a new tank (or two) for my snake(s).

My latch hook tapestry is still chugging along. It's so big you guys lol why do I do this to myself.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

So what do you guys think? I sorta like it, but the body just looks meh in my opinion, and I don’t know what to do to fix it. The right front hoof looks awful, but it’ll be covered up by a dust cloud so I’m not worrying about that. Also does anyone know how I can keep him from fading into the background? Every horse I’ve drawn a background with just seems to kind of blur a little bit, and I want the lines to be crisper.

Without further ado, here he is.

 

[speckledsuspect1213]

So what do you guys think? I sorta like it, but the body just looks meh in my opinion, and I don’t know what to do to fix it. The right front hoof looks awful, but it’ll be covered up by a dust cloud so I’m not worrying about that. Also does anyone know how I can keep him from fading into the background? Every horse I’ve drawn a background with just seems to kind of blur a little bit, and I want the lines to be crisper.

Without further ado, here he is.
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i think your horse is PERFECT, but i’m no expert lol. and i would KILL to draw that good!! @RobertaD1, what do you think?

 

[RobertaD1]

i think your horse is PERFECT, but i’m no expert lol. and i would KILL to draw that good!! @RobertaD1, what do you think?

I think it's BEAUTIFUL!

 

[Rose Quartz]

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Finally got to test out my cabochon station in my garage, and the test subjects were these three stones. Not sure what the green ones are, they were leftovers from a project I did a couple months ago. The purple is strombolite. Just discovered strombolite this year and I love it. Need to play around with getting good photographs though!

I did discover that a tile saw definitely doesn't cut it (lol) as a trim saw, even if you do switch the blade for a lapidary blade. Very unwieldy, rpm too high, and since the blade comes from the top rather than underneath, I don't feel safe getting as close as I need in order to get stones trimmed properly. So further cabbing is on hold until I can locate an actual trim saw. Hopefully not at new machine price. I can't afford another $400 on top of getting my back door replaced and finding a new tank (or two) for my snake(s).

My latch hook tapestry is still chugging along. It's so big you guys lol why do I do this to myself.

I'm not a rock person, but I do know cutting some stones can be dangerous, don't forget to wear protective gear. The green stones look like Aventurine. Which can be toxic when cut.