These are all posted to my tombloodart.com ASF website and promoted on Insta and FB - yet I've never had so much as a nibble on getting prints of any of these. Meanwhile, I sell prints almost daily of some of these images on other sites that I don't even promote. What am I doing wrong?
Hi! I need some advice. I’ve been invited to live paint at a fundraiser and I am trying to make a list of everything I could need. I’m an oil painter and I’m painting a 3’x4’ canvas. All advice is welcome!
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Good morning, could anyone help me find and post my first attempt to share my project, the 10 commandments to getting published, I made it yesterday and wanted to share with the community and email it to myself? If you know where it’s saved,or you can copy it here, please help me I’m brand new up here with 38 years of proven success? I’m excited to share my secret?
Good morning, could someone help me post to our community, I made my 10 commandments to getting published yesterday and can’t post it? I see it on this list, please copy and paste it to my feed or community? First time user?
This is “Forest Cascade” and the third of a series I’m working on showcasing scenes alongside a trail by the Blue Ridge Parkway. It’s being done with oil on and impasto an 18 x 24 canvas.
"Seated Nude Study" presents a minimalist figure seated against a vivid blue backdrop, where contrasting simplicity and bold color meet. The nude form is depicted with subtle shading and a focus on natural contours, while the absence of facial details invites curiosity and introspection. This piece offers a quiet yet striking addition to any space seeking a blend of modernity and classic nude study.
“A Meeting Beneath the Flowering Sky”
Among flowers, storks and trees, two people meet. They hold flowers in their hands, as if exchanging not merely a simple gesture, but a small fragment of their own worlds. Around them, nature unfolds without hurry, while airplanes cross the sky above — a reminder that beyond this garden, the world continues to move endlessly forward.
The painting becomes a meditation on a moment suspended between what is eternal and what is passing. The trees root us in the earth, the storks speak of return, while the airplanes suggest departure, distance and the endless search for somewhere beyond the horizon. The two figures stand between these forces — between roots and the sky.
Perhaps this is why the meeting itself becomes the heart of the painting. In a world that never stops moving, the most precious moments may be those in which we pause beside another person and simply offer them a flower.
Countryside Cottages presents a serene village set against rolling green hills under a clear blue sky. The textured surfaces reveal weathered stone cottages nestled closely together, suggesting a quiet rural life. The composition conveys a sense of peaceful isolation in nature’s embrace. This piece will add a tranquil, natural touch to your space.
This painting depicts a stately red building set against a muted, overcast sky, with bare trees framing the scene. A figure walks along a winding path, adding a subtle element of life to the quiet surroundings. The architectural details and subdued colors convey a sense of calm and reflection. This piece offers a thoughtful addition to any space seeking a touch of serene history.
