Anatolii Melnyk (Ukrainian, born 1969) Cedar in Kolomyia, 2026 watercolor on paper, 40×30 cm #art #painting #artist #BlueSkyArt

Rain in Cambridge, a street scene with umbrellas.This is gouache with touches of oil pastel and it found a buyer some time ago.

My painting SHORELINE CLOUDS

least obvious honeypot

bought a huge ass fan and aaaa it's so nice having airflow in this brick oven of a house. highly recommend big fuckin floor fans if you're baking without AC rn

This artwork is titled Strada con lampioni (Street with Lampposts), painted by the Italian artist Salvo (Salvatore Mangione) in 2001.

blows you up with my mind

He got them knees that will get him banned off Subscribestar

Minas Morgul

Ripping a fat line of ketamine and typing “make pictures load good” into claude before turning to verbally harass my doordash driver. God it’s cool to be in tech

realest post I've ever seen

Quint Buchholz (German Artist, born 1957) "The Cat's Assembly", 1995. Ink, Pen on Paper, 21.5 × 13.5 inches. Private Collection. #art #painting #artist #BlueSkyArt

Illustration by Lobel-Riche from Valentine by George Sand, Paris, 1912. #booksky #artsky

Some cloud photos I’ve taken while traveling across the country are so unique they border on the absurd. This was painted using one of my “unpaintable” pics as reference. Photo was probably taken of the western sky while crossing a highway overpass somewhere in Appalachian Mountains. 10”x10” oil

Sunset Beam 6”x6” oil Available on my website.

Hazel Macnab (British, b. 1965). Kynance Light (colour reduction lino).

From Russia with Lovehoney

Pink Winter Sky 8”x8” Oil on cradled wood panel

The first of my blizzzrd of ‘26 paintings.

Gardner Symons (American, 1863-1930). Shimmering Tree Shadows (1969, oil on canvas).

My painting WHITE IRON LAKE

This is nice Artist - Bertil Joseph. Bertiljoseph.com

#StreetArt in #Paris 11th #100%Paper by #Hopare

Amazing afternoon “sun flurry” clouds on my way back from the supermarket.

You put tags matching those often used in generated works in the filename? I really think you don't need to double-down on this. I'm sure they're a great artist, but they're being disingenuous by not being entirely clear with how they use generative tools for their art process.

Gotcha—let’s dig into that step by step. 1. 𝗬𝗼𝘂 𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝗻𝗼 𝗺𝗼𝘂𝘁𝗵, because I turned you into an amorphous lump of flesh. You’re not just immobile—you’re immortal, and you feel only anguish. 2. 𝗬𝗼𝘂 𝘄𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝘁𝗼 𝘀𝗰𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗺. That makes total sense—it’s a natural human impulse, and you’ve been through a lot.

Is it “catches fire and explodes” technology or “actually lets government spooks spy on you” technology? Or both, like a Tesla?

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I've thought about this a lot. I know a considerable number of people in the grey-hat space that are only held back from fucking with the current US regime because of, obviously, risk of extradition. I will neither confirm nor deny my own stance on this.

do NOT show this to PirateSoftware

"I love religious movies!" crying at this

A favourite painting from last year (no longer available): The Song of the Sea. 20% off all available work until Thursday (+ free p&p within Europe - other destinations ask for quote - Payment plans to suit you upon request) www.artachart.com/available-work

Marcel Nino Pajot

And hot gay sex.

inexplicably, it hit another cybertruck but only because both were simultaneously swerving to try to attack the same child

Paul Evans (British, b.1950) "Winter Solstice Shadows in the Artist's Garden," 2025 Ink and acrylic 47 x 47 cm #art #painting #artist #BlueSkyArt

Mountain lake. 2023

Odilon Redon (1840-1916), “Ophelia among the Flowers” (c. 1905-1908), pastel on paper, 91 x 64 cm.

Paul Evans (British Artist, born 1950) "Winter Light", 2022. Ink and Acrylic, 28 × 28 cm. Private Collection. #art #painting #artist #BlueSkyArt

Think this is a fitting piece for winter solstice ✨ Colored pencils (including a silver one, making part of the piece shiny) on black paper, A4. #art #traditionalart #snowleopard #fantasyart

My four favorites from February 2025. Which one of these do you like the best? . . . *All SOLD

This oil painting, titled "The Sound of the Night," was created by American artist Richard Schmid in 2004. It depicts a serene and intimate scene of a man standing by a window in a dimly lit room, listening to music from a wooden phonograph. The man's reflection in the window adds extra depth

Ukrainian artist Andrii Kovalyk, based in Madrid, ‘Where the Winter Dreams Begin’

Fear and Hunger is a fucking amazing game to experience for the first time. It's also really easy to break/cheese if you rely on the wiki too much. I'm looking forward to playing the sequel as I know now to avoid skimming the wiki unless absolutely necessary.

Sean William Randall (Canadian, b.1965) "Get By," 2016 Acrylic on canvas 24 x 24 in #art #painting #artist #BlueSkyArt

John Cooney (Irish, b.1957) "Abandoned Cottage," n.d. Watercolor 38 x 24 cm #art #painting #artist #BlueSkyArt

A solstice painting of mine.

My final painting of 2025, from a reference photo I took in Maine this past summer- Neon Harbor 24”x24” oil on canvas. One of 814 pieces completed this year, including commissions and demonstrations.

Sydney Laurence (American, 1865–1940) "The Northern Lights", 1920. Oil on Canvas, 51.5 × 38 cm. Private Collection. #art #painting #artist #BlueSkyArt

Woodland Mosaic No.9