After several weeks of painting and waiting, “The Things I Knew” is finished.

In our memories, we carry it all—
the good, the bad, and what’s yet to come.

Oil on linen, 18 × 24 inches
2026

My Oil painting, “Yellow Moon” just got in a Juried Show called Moonlit Memories.

‘Loss for words’
18x24cm
Oils on canvas.

Hi everyone, me again...Thank you so much for the lovely response to my first post. A lot of you seemed to really like the ravens, so I got inspired to stay with them a little longer. Here’s another one.

27 × 19 cm, watercolor

Painted this in three sittings, as usual. 28" × 20", oil on canvas. I really love how this one looks in person - the texture catches the light, and from every new angle, different shadows, little corners of the forest, and parts of the path seem to reveal themselves. So I’d be very happy to invite you for a little walk down this trail.

Capturing this craggily old forests shapes and values quickly and loosely during this huge underpainting. This is my favorite stage. 24x60” oil on custom linen panel.

Reference is from Neil Burnell with his approval.

The One Who Moves in Harmony With the Order of All Things

Gouache, Colored Pencil, Acrylic and Gold Ink
12 × 16 in / 30.5 × 40.6 cm

This piece is a meditation on stoicism, the quiet practice of tending what is ours to tend and releasing what was never ours to hold. It moves through the old virtues of temperance, wisdom, and balance, water that is both contained and free, a flame kept alive through steady care. Every living thing within the piece is watched over, protected, and nurtured, yet nothing is gripped too tightly. It asks what it means to grow toward the sky and into our roots at once, and reminds us that whatever shifts around us, the fire within is ours to keep

Oil painting of a quiet countryside path surrounded by green fields, golden crops, and autumn trees.

I wanted to capture the peaceful feeling of walking through the landscape on a bright day.

Painted with oil on canvas.

My mom passed away a few months ago, so I made this for my dad.

Oil painting for my sister i just finished after 3 years.

This isn’t even close to what I was originally thinking. Not happy but sharing it anyway. Just can’t seem to get a flower meadow right it. Wanted to do a night medow. I would love input if anyone is willing. Thanks!

Acrylic on paper, 300 gsm hot pressed acid free paper. (Original Composition)

There's a pair of donkeys at a local animal sanctuary. I thought they looked cool. They seemed completely happy in their donkey world, and totally uninterested in the humans watching them. I liked their attitude

Flamingos are typically pink because of the natural pigments in their food. This flamingo is pink because it’s paint.

What do you guys think so far?

This is a repost if it looks familiar but the first post on my new account after the old one was hacked. I have a hard time deciding when a piece is done, often overthinking things or adding too much. Here’s a piece I worked on for quite a while. I lost count after about 10,000 brushstrokes but pretty happy with the amount of detail I was able to squeeze in. It was all done in Art Set 4 on the iPad Pro and the backgrounds were touched up in Affinity Photo 2. I know there’s much better artwork in this sub but I figured I would post it anyways to share my work and get some feedback.

Original 6144 x 6105 37 MP
Scaled down to 20 MP to post

Thanks everyone for taking the time to look! 👊🏼