Painting Hard

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“Marked Wolf” - acrylic paint and a teeny bit of colored pencil on hardboard. This was painted at le

“Keeper” -  My corvid demi god handling a ball of green fire; acrylic on hardboard panel. It uses ex

♦️ Shelter ♦️The further we go in the story, the harder it gets for the two of them. There are many

swedishegg: “Why are you trying so hard to fit inWhen you were born to stand out?”

Strawberry fields.Icecubes are hard as hell to paint. DA | Twitter | Instagram

Sir Davos - Game of Thrones Study (21/08/17)“Nothing fucks you harder than time” - Davos

incestuous-creampie:This look from my sister always makes me cum, painting her womb white.

WIP- painting a white claw can was a lot harder than I thought! www.instagram.com/p/CPBJ28I

Kiki. 5 x 7 inches, oil on hardboard.

The finish on this blade is really hard to get a decent shot of. There’s glazes of gold & silver

6 x 8 inches, oil on hardboard.

Getting Harder and Harder to Get Lost,  2012, 20"x24"

Eye watercolor painting! Tried watercolor after 5 years. Its extra hard if u dont have nice watercol

Custodes Shield Captain Suetoni Kothar. We have full painting tutorials for the Custodes, both PDF a

littlepupfeast:“Liliane” - A small tributeI tryed really hard do make a digital painting of a portra

Laurel & Hardy.Mixed media painting (ink and gouache, with pieces of cloth and paper) by Al Hirs

ahh matte painting is hard so many mistakes but my number is uppp ;_; 

Rubiks cubes are hard to solve

This #artchallenge was so hard for me! I thought painting Sailor Moon would be a piece of cake At le

Otto Dix (1891 - 1969)MetropolisPortrait of the Journalist Sylvia von HardenPragerstrasseThree Prost

Adolph Tidemand & Hans Gude - Bridal Procession on the Hardangerfjord - 1848

Dean Cornwell - It’s Hard to Explain Murder - 1920Dean Cornwell - Couple under loggia

Vercingetorix, leader of the Gaulish hordes. So deadly he could wear pigtails and still look hard.

“Corner” by John Larriva. 10 x 8 inches, oil on hardboard.

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