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Wednesday, January 17

Leaves Abstract Acrylic Paintings

Exploring Abstract Art with Leaves

This January, I spent a creative afternoon crafting unique leaf-inspired artwork. Using acrylic paints and real leaves, I created abstract designs that blended nature with artistic expression. After scanning the pieces, I enhanced them in Photoshop to bring out their vibrant textures and colors. Then, using CorelDraw, I carefully cropped and exported the images, transforming them into polished digital art.

I initially planned to sell these designs as elements on an art marketplace. However, they required an impressive portfolio on a specific social network—a platform I’m not currently active on.

But creativity finds its way! I’m now considering offering these pieces as NFT art for interested buyers. I’ll save them as digital files and upload them to an NFT marketplace, where they can find a new audience and purpose.

Stay tuned for updates on this exciting new venture!






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A quick, tutorial video on how I created similar abstract leaves painting is presented below:
   

Saturday, December 30

Goodbye 2023, Hello 2024

Farewell, 2023: A Year of Growth and New Discoveries

As the year 2023 comes to a close, it’s time to bid farewell with joy and gratitude, and welcome the new year with hope and excitement.

Reflecting on the past year, I noticed I created fewer digital drawings compared to previous years. Despite my desire to expand my digital offerings on Etsy and Payhipthe last quarter kept me busy with other priorities.

On a brighter note, 2023 gave me the opportunity to dive deeper into traditional arts. I experimented with hand-drawn paintings and colored pencil drawings, and I found great joy in creating with acrylics, watercolors, and gouache.  It was also a year of exploration in modern art forms, such as abstract, semi-abstract, and messy art styles.

Another exciting discovery was my introduction to NFTs (non-fungible tokens) and digital assets through platforms like TikTok and Instagram. This opened up a whole new world of possibilities and inspiration.

There’s still so much to learn and create, and I look forward to 2024 with optimism—not just for myself but for everyone.

Below are some random artworks I created this year—snapshots of a year filled with creativity and growth.

Here’s to a wonderful new year ahead!

acrylic and colored pencils


acrylic and colored pencils