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aonoe

I'm sure the world needs Tiger inspired by Vanessa Stockard's style

classystaches

what if we were a demon boy band and we all ran like goofy guys? haha jk...unless? 🤔

lesly-oh

HUNTR/X 💥

charnel-grounds

Norman Lindsay (1879-1969) - The Sphinx, 1920

thingsmk1120sayz

Vintage butterfly faires..

suhaylah

Oil Pastel Paintings, March - April 2021.

Haven’t got this obsession out my system yet so stay tuned for another stack of paintings. They need homes - check out my shop if you’re interested!

shop: suhaylah.bigcartel.com instagram: @suhaylah.h

john-william-godward-paintings

-Athenais-

engulfes

Pleaseeee

depsidase

gayvampyr

i hate that every time i look for color studies and tips to improve my art and make it more dynamic and interesting all that comes up are rudimentary explanations of the color wheel that explain it to me like im in 1st grade and just now discovering my primary colors

gayvampyr

“red and green are opposites 🥰” cool now how do i paint a tree with pinks and blues without it looking like a child’s finger painting or incongruous blobs of rainbow vomit

gayvampyr

ok i can’t explain it very well but im looking for tips and techniques for rendering art like

with specifically the highlights and colors being hues that compliment each other, don’t distract from the scene, and make it more interesting/visually appealing

is it too much to ask

moreclaypigeons

gonna drop some sources I have saved on Pinterest! I don't know if these all link back to the original sources so apologies for that

cohesive but still contrasting

This kind of talks about color and composition

This is a bit about landscape specifically

Values & composition

Contrast in composition

Balance in colors & values

This one's more for palette building but I think it's useful and can be applied to the other ones

Cohesion within compositions/lighting

"Chromatic fringe" - I also see people using this with shading, they bring in a transition color that is a different hue than the base color or shadow, it makes it so that less vibrancy is lost and it doesn't get muddy!

This one specifically has a lot of process behind the style of painting you're looking for!

Also one of my favorite artists who makes bright and colorful art like this is Not Sorry Art on TikTok & YouTube, her website is here and it's<3 my fav. She has some videos where you can see her process

With the oranges painting you put as an example, I noticed they painted the lighter values more toward yellow - they also exaggerated the hues of the undertones of the photo, so I'm guessing they either did it in their head or bumped the saturation up to get a closer look! I really love these paintings you shared and I definitely share your desire to paint/draw like that :)