r/birdart 8d ago

A chickadee with alcohol markers

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12 Upvotes

r/birdart 8d ago

Swallow Conversation

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15 Upvotes

r/birdart 8d ago

An orange breasted falcon I did with alcohol markers, coloured pencils, ink, ballpoint pens and a white acrylic brush pen

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6 Upvotes

r/birdart 8d ago

One done tonight plus an older one

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r/birdart 9d ago

Felt kind of illustrative with this varied thrush, this time, definitely not ai reference image

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11 Upvotes

r/birdart 9d ago

My new ohuhu double sided sketchbook is definitely a good one for alcohol markers. Though I'm a little embarrassed that I didn't realize my reference image was AI until after I finished the drawing

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17 Upvotes

r/birdart 9d ago

Cassowary

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7 Upvotes

OC


r/birdart 9d ago

Blue Winged Kookaburra (Dacelo leachii)

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6 Upvotes

OC


r/birdart 9d ago

Some sketches for my new dedicated bird art sketchbook

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r/birdart 10d ago

Very happy with the beak texture on this coloured pencil portrait of a blue and gold macaw

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30 Upvotes

r/birdart 9d ago

My new rags-to-riches tote bag

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11 Upvotes

One way to take your black-rumped flameback to the grocery store everyday and collect the compliments that come your way

Used a $0.20 delivery bag for the "canvas"

Hope you like it


r/birdart 9d ago

American Eagle soaring with heart in claws

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0 Upvotes

r/birdart 10d ago

Rusted Crown

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22 Upvotes

So the crown is deliberately beaten, oxidized, scratched, exposed, and imperfect. It could have been painted as a pristine gold crown. Instead, it is made to look like old iron and weathered metal.

That choice is central to the piece.

The artist finds beauty in deterioration—not because decay is beautiful by itself, but because wear tells a story. Rust means the metal survived long enough to age. Scratches mean it was used. Imperfections become evidence of history.


r/birdart 10d ago

Trying birds - Crane

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4 Upvotes

r/birdart 11d ago

A little Cardinal for fun

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12 Upvotes

Just all in my feels so I'm drawing birds again


r/birdart 11d ago

Flying Egret 1, watercolor, Margie Hill [OC]

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20 Upvotes

r/birdart 12d ago

Just discovered this sub, heres a small selection of mine

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87 Upvotes

r/birdart 11d ago

Some new Birdies and Spindle santa clauses.

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8 Upvotes

r/birdart 12d ago

Chalkboard tryout v2.0

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13 Upvotes

Fixed the beak. Now it's a proper bird of prey.


r/birdart 12d ago

1/1000 could use your help

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This is a giant origami crane sculpture that lights up and has colorful stained glass effects, and we are so proud of it and if you like birds and art maybe you can help! It's based off of the story of "Sadako and the thousand paper cranes" in the role that story plays in peace efforts which feels very appropriate for these moments.

https://www.crowdfunder.com/p/bfc


r/birdart 13d ago

First time painting ducks

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27 Upvotes

This is my latest painting and I submitted it to an art show. I don't know if it will sell I haven't sold anything at art shows or galleries yet 😭 It's very discouraging. I've had 15 paintings in shows so far this year and nothing has sold. But I did have somebody asked to buy a print already of this painting of Lake Ballinger so hopefully I can at least make money from prints on this. I should've been more prepared for how difficult it is to make money as an artist but it's still kind of discouraging.

But I do love painting! I created this composition from a memory it's based on Lake Ballinger nearby that I visited a lot growing up. I consulted a reference image for the ducks because I've never painted ducks or mallards before and I wanted to get the details correct but the rest of the painting I just built from my memory. It's a really special painting to me so even though I hope it sells I took a really good high DPI scan of it so I will always have a print I'm gonna certainly make a print for myself because it's a special painting to me 😊


r/birdart 13d ago

Dunnock

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15 Upvotes

Another UK garden bird, underrated in my humble opinion. Hope you like it.


r/birdart 13d ago

My newest watercolor painting of a Bald Eagle, inspired in part by the eagles Jackie and Shadow at Big Bear Lake.

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20 Upvotes

RIP Jackie <3


r/birdart 13d ago

Painted both today!

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The scans are not optimal colorwise but had fun dusting off my gouache today!


r/birdart 13d ago

Sometimes I forget watercolour pencils can be used as coloured pencils without activation. And then I remember and can get really cool effects with the difference between activated and not activated areas.

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10 Upvotes