
The purpose of painting is multifaceted, serving as a form of communication, self-expression, and a means of exploring the world around us. It can be a tool for emotional release, a mindfulness practice, and a way to connect with others on a deeper level. Ultimately, painting allows individuals to create, interpret, and share their unique perspectives through visual language.
Here’s a more detailed look at the purposes of painting:
- Communication:Painting can convey ideas, emotions, and stories that might be difficult to express verbally. It allows artists to communicate their vision, whether it’s a realistic depiction of a scene or an abstract representation of their inner world.
- Self-expression:Painting provides a way for individuals to explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. It can be a form of therapy, helping people process emotions and gain a better understanding of themselves.
- Aesthetic enjoyment:Many paintings are created simply to be beautiful and visually appealing. They can bring joy to viewers, brighten spaces, and offer a moment of respite from the everyday.
- Interpretation and meaning:Paintings can be open to interpretation, allowing viewers to bring their own perspectives and emotions to the work. This can lead to a deeper engagement with the artwork and a sense of personal connection.
- Historical and cultural record:Throughout history, painting has served as a way to document events, beliefs, and cultural practices. It offers a visual record of past societies and helps us understand their values and perspective.
I will share some of mine that I have created below:













I have more but decided to end here, you can see I prefer silhouettes for painting people because I honestly can’t!
I hope that you have enjoyed looking at my paintings which I had fun doing!
I decided to share these which I normally don’t do because I know that they are not perfect but they were done by me!π
All the paintings were beautiful, but two truly stayed with me, the Titanic art, with its haunting emotion and timeless stillnessβ¦ and the girl on the swing, caught between gravity and freedom, like a quiet metaphor in motion. They didnβt just capture my eye, they stirred something deep ππ«°Thanks for sharing this π
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Thank you!! π those are my favorites as well! While I painted those I was feeling emotional and it transfered to the canvas and turned out perfectly.
I appreciate that you let me know thisπ
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Love your artwork π§‘
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Thank you so much!π
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Your art speaks volumes, I could feel it instantly. Keep creating, especially in anxious moments. Some of the most moving pieces are born from that very place β¨π I’m grateful I got the chance to experience it π
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Thank you so much! I appreciate that alot! I definitely will try to keep at it. You are amazing and so happy to shareπ
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I have a fondness for silhouettes… It adds an aura of mystery to the painting. I love each one; still, there’s something spellbinding about “Whee!!! Girl swinging!” and “Daughter playing violin!”
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Thank you so much! I appreciate that alotπ
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Beautiful paintings! I can understand the mindfulness part that you mentioned in the beginningβ¦ Iβve fooled around with acrylics a few times and itβs indeed cool how your mind quiets as you mix paints to create different colors and brush them on. Nice post! ππ
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Thank you so much!π I appreciate that!
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Beautiful β€οΈ
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Thank youπ
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