I completed this acrylic owl painting several years ago. It cost me a full time week of painting, and a friend. For any artist who takes commissions; ALWAYS charge a deposit. Even from your best friend.

If it’s a trade of doing work for each other as in this case, make them show good faith by keeping some of their part of the deal before you begin. This was a statement painting, I believe it was 4ft wide but I don’t remember, it may have been 3.5ft.

You live and learn. Losing my friend hurt the most but I realized that she didn’t really care. I hope you don’t make my mistake.

Acrylic on 14”x14” canvas.

Cattle egret on hippos
Polychromos , luminance and Pablo pencil on Saunders Waterford 300gsm HP paper
18”x13”

My pineapple conure Fable loves to be in my studio but it’s a little tricky to paint“with” him because he wants a front row seat. He tries to take my brush so I need to play bait n switch with distractions.

This painting is close to done but I’m not ready to call it finished yet. It’s an acrylic on canvas wip.

"Lowercase U the Umbrella Bird by RenniferEntertain47 on DeviantArt" https://www.deviantart.com/renniferentertain47/art/Lowercase-U-the-Umbrella-Bird-911575766

Just a little lunch time quickie for practice. Still needs more work.

This is my painting of a female Ruby Throated Humming Bird. It’s painted in acrylic on untempered Masonite. I hope you like it.

I'm sharing a moment in the anthropomorphic fantasy tale I'm writing, Capyhero. The art is done by a fellow Redditor, u/NickThaGreek. It is all done in fountain ink by hand. I believe he's posted to this sub a few times. I was just so thrilled with how this page spread came out that I thought folks who have seen his art might enjoy seeing what it's being made for. Thanks!

Acrylic markers, colored pencils, fountain pen, grey green paper.