“Art speaks where words are unable to explain” I often wonder what my Art says 🤔7mo ⋅ HarrietOsborneArtist ⋅ r/AbstractArt
It took me 5 years to finish this one (Acryl on canvas 50x70)2yr ⋅ Fearless-Arachnid350 ⋅ r/AbstractArt
New design I’m working on. Trying to decide if I should keep making more.2yr ⋅ Aqwalker09 ⋅ r/AbstractArt
Hey all-I love this painting but unfortunately the artist isn’t selling in this style anymore. Any suggestions for similar works of art? Also- if I were to give creating something similar a go, where would I start? Thanks.1yr ⋅ strawberrysaridelhi ⋅ r/AbstractArt
Welcome, Chaos Feb 2023. Acrylic on canvas. Inspired by a song and an exploration. Would love to hear thoughts as this is a new style for me.1yr ⋅ Late_Result9840 ⋅ r/AbstractArt
Sharing my latest work...feels like Dubai city to me. What it makes you feel?10mo ⋅ atignasart ⋅ r/AbstractArt
Today’s abstract. Sorry for the lighting it’s just really hard to photograph metallic paints lol3yr ⋅ perriewinkles ⋅ r/AbstractArt
Maegris, acrylics on canvas 93 x 138 cm, 2016, by me and my husband. [oc]1yr ⋅ golden_child_alters ⋅ r/AbstractArt
Another drawing, untitled for the moment, scratchboard technique again, 30x40cm, made a month ago.2yr ⋅ PBdL ⋅ r/AbstractArt
Untitled yet, acrylics on canvas. This one is 50x70 cm. Thoughts, suggestions?1yr ⋅ Ligakal ⋅ r/AbstractArt
work in progress - I am not sure what to do with this one, I don't really like it2yr ⋅ AFORUS ⋅ r/AbstractArt
I’ve posted this piece before so forgive me for doubling up but never posted it actually hung up.3yr ⋅ theidiotkadet ⋅ r/AbstractArt
I had fierce, untamed feeling while creating it. What do you feel looking at it?2yr ⋅ atignasart ⋅ r/AbstractArt
Lost in lines. Acrylics. From failure to failure, to this. I like this end result1yr ⋅ Ligakal ⋅ r/AbstractArt
Fresh little set. Tips and advice are definitely welcomed. Alcohol ink4yr ⋅ chouxlalaa ⋅ r/AbstractArt
This technique, it took me a year and a half to start getting it right. A lot of people seem to think that fluid art is easy. Not always so! Oftentimes it’s tears of frustration, hundreds of hours of experimentation, gallons of wasted paint, meticulous notes, researching, thinking...1yr ⋅ AnnukkaArtDesign ⋅ r/AbstractArt
Looking for some advice (I know this isn’t good, don’t worry, question in comments.)1yr ⋅ PatientZeropointZero ⋅ r/AbstractArt
Novice painter completes first image. Poor technique but pretty happy.1yr ⋅ Denironauts ⋅ r/AbstractArt
My first ever painting. Took me three days (tiktok: ashy.draws1)1yr ⋅ DepartmentOnly3631 ⋅ r/AbstractArt
