I painted this Buddha on a mudhouse in Himachal Pradesh, India2yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/Buddhism
I created a giant, stormy wave painting that I am very proud of3yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/somethingimade
I made a landscape painting with the help of a youtube tutorial. Inspired by Chuck Black3yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/somethingimade
I followed a YouTube tutorial for painting this New York cityscape.2yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/somethingimade
I painted a giant, stormy wave and I think it's my best work so far3yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/painting
I absolutely love painting Buddha because it allows me to experience flow and it's like meditation for me. While painting The Awakening of Buddha, a mixed-media piece, I felt calm and at peace.2yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/painting
After painting outdoors, I realise that painting in the open air isn't about finding the perfect aesthetic scene, but about making the mundane beautiful.3yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/painting
I absolutely love painting Buddha because it allows me to experience flow and it's like meditation for me. While painting The Awakening of Buddha, a mixed-media piece, I felt calm and at peace.2yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/Buddhism
Transcendence, a painting I made after a journey of self-exploration1yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/Buddhism
I am from Mumbai, and yet I never painted a scene from Mumbai. So here it goes.3yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/mumbai
I recreated my own painting for an order; Above: recreated, Below: original. Recreations are so challenging but I think they turn out much better.3yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/somethingimade
I painted Buddha with shades of blues and green along with gold leaf, I named it The Golden Enlightenment2yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/Buddhism
After painting outdoors, I realise that painting in the open air isn't about finding the perfect aesthetic scene, but about making the mundane beautiful.3yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/Watercolor
I painted Reclining Buddha in colours of nature and named this one Parinirvana1yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/Buddhism
I made a painting for someone's wedding present by following a youtube tutorial.2yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/somethingimade
I tried to paint Al Pacino from Godfather and it doesn't look like him at all, but I'm still happy with it.2yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/painting
Painted a pink and turquoise sky, my favourite colour combination 💕3yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/painting
I got this canvas as a secret santa present. Do you think I made good use of it?3mo ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/somethingimade
I recreated my own painting for an order; Above: recreation, Below: original. Recreations are so challenging but I think they turn out much better3yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/painting
I've always wanted to paint a wolf, here's a recreation of Theresa Paden's work3yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/wolves
I made a painting for someone's wedding present by following a youtube tutorial.2yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/painting
I am maintaining an art journal while travelling and it's so therapeutic1yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/Journaling
Spending endless hours inking these cards is calming; drawing Buddha gives me so much peace1mo ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/Buddhism
Painted Buddha with shades of blues and green along with gold leaf. I named it The Golden Enlightenment2yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/painting
Just an ordinary scene that I painted with watercolors. Maharashtra, India.3yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/urbansketchers
Trying my hand at portraits, an area where I've never been great at. My faces often turn out asymmetrical and uneven, but surprisingly, I'm liking these oopsies because they're making my style unique.9mo ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/somethingimade
Capturing the beauty of Palitana, a Jain temple painting. This is my one of the most challenging yet rewarding work to date1yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/hinduism
I wanted to learn how to paint a realistic landscape, so I decided to watch a YouTube tutorial. Even after the video ended, I was dissatisfied with my painting, so I continued to add small details that brought it to life. So far, I believe this is my favourite landscape painting.3yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/painting
Painted Buddha with shades of blues and green along with gold leaf. I named it The Golden Enlightenment2yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/Buddhism
I tried Bokeh effect in a black journal and a white journal, which one is better out of these two?3yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/JournalingIsArt
A sketchbook spread showing two different atmospheres: a monsoon mood and a summer vibe.2yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/JournalingIsArt
John Lennon Painting on Canvas. Inspired by Joe Murtagh's digital print3yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/TheBeatles
I spent endless hours inking these cards and I feel so calm1mo ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/somethingimade
I've always wanted to paint horses, so I tried one on a small paper. I wish to paint to big horse and hang it on my wall. This artwork is inspired by Anya Brock.3yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/Horses
I'm so excited to see how these jewelry pieces turn out, but waiting for the wet resin to dry is torture! Fingers crossed they turn out as good as they look now.1yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/resin
That is the last page of my art journal! Art journalling has been such a great journey4yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/JournalingIsArt
How can I improve flatlay photography of my handmade postcards?1mo ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/productphotography
I went for a trek and I sat on a rock and painted the landscape that I saw there. Have you tried Plein Air Painting? How was it?3yr ⋅ TherapyWithLettering ⋅ r/painting
