I painted this, in between doing other things, over Sunday and Monday. Trying for a looser style. Acrylic on canvas paper, 9.50” x 14”.

I painted this scene in acrylic, on a 20” x 16” canvas. I had to really think about the backlit overhanging branches. I have kept this painting.

Oil on canvas board, 12x10 inch. Yahhh, another new painting just after a week ! I am trying to be as consistent as possible. While painting this painting, I realised that during this 7 months of gap, my skills of proper colour and value perception has gone down quite a lot. I mean, I am still able to tell how to mix proper colours and values at different points and how to get those, but still for some reason, I was having difficulty doing so. For example, I know that the value and saturation gets lower the farther the mountains are, and also they should have a blueish tint. But when I was applying the colours , it always felt off. So I had to use a colour picker to check the colours of certains places from the reference photo. And it actually helped a lot. Anyways, is there anything I should have done better or tell me if I did anything wrong ? Any constructive criticisms are wholeheartedly welcome. Thank you ❤️.

We've got a real mix of people in this group who are at different stages in their art journey. I'm curious to know, what made you join?

Something a little different - The Cliffs of Moher on the West coast of Ireland rising some 760 feet from the sea. This is from my own photo with a preliminary sketch made en plein air. I have decided to keep this painting - I love the water based on Indanthene blue, in turn mixed with Prussian blue, a touch of Cerulean and ultramarine blue and Titanium white - acrylics of course,