Castle ruin

Ruins of a castle stand prominently against a vibrant blue sky, with earthy tones highlighting the weathered stone and crumbling structure. An arched entrance leads into the remnants, contrasting with the lush greenery in the foreground.

First oil 9×12. Image from Pexel. My first oil paint
wallpaper, prints in the side menu
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I made a version 2 of this. I added more colors and lines to clarify the painting.

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Lasts

Watercolor painting of a tranquil, possibly flooded, coastal scene.

The water in the foreground takes up a majority of the composition, painted in various shades of teal and turquoise, with lighter beige and gold tones to represent the effects of light reflecting or refracting on the water.

A single, bare tree stands silhouetted against the water. A person is standing next to the tree. The overall feeling is of quiet stillness and contemplation, with a slight melancholic mood created by the muted colors and solitary figure standing amidst the water.

Wallpaper, prints available in some places
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Italy Paint number

Peinture a numéro, mais je n’ai finalement jamais suivi les numéros, et j’ai fait ma propre interprétation. Je ne recommande pas ce kit de toute facon, car il faut créé des mix de couleur, et TOUT leurs mélanges ne correspondent pas aux couleurs désirées sur le papier.  Et puis gris pale sur un canvas, c’est illisible.

Paint by number, but I ultimately never followed the numbers, and made my own interpretation. I do not recommend this kit anyway, because you have to create colour mixes, and ALL of their mixes do not correspond to the desired colours on the paper. And then pale gray on a canvas, it’s illegible.

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Etude tree

A solitary tree stands prominently in a lush green field under a bright blue sky. The rolling hills in the background add depth to the serene landscape.

Watercolor made on 9×12 inch
Prints are in the widget menu
This wallpaper is for 1080p
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I have redone this painting in watercolor, one year after. Redone the composition a bit.
It was almost a disaster because I messed up the amount of water. I let it dry and rework it more slowly.
Available at Pictorem

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