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This is a community of art enthusiasts interested in a vast range of movements, styles, media, and methodologies. From novice to professional, please feel free to share your favorite articles, essays, and discussions on artists and artworks.
This is a community of art enthusiasts interested in a vast range of movements, styles, media, and methodologies. From novice to professional, please feel free to share your favorite articles, essays, and discussions on artists and artworks.
This is a community of art enthusiasts interested in a vast range of movements, styles, media, and methodologies. From novice to professional, please feel free to share your favorite articles, essays, and discussions on artists and artworks.
This is a community of art enthusiasts interested in a vast range of movements, styles, media, and methodologies. From novice to professional, please feel free to share your favorite articles, essays, and discussions on artists and artworks.
This is a community of art enthusiasts interested in a vast range of movements, styles, media, and methodologies. From novice to professional, please feel free to share your favorite articles, essays, and discussions on artists and artworks.
A place for the film photography/videography community to discuss whatever you want. The sister sub of r/analog, where all of the non-photo-sharing stuff happens!
A place for the film photography/videography community to discuss whatever you want. The sister sub of r/analog, where all of the non-photo-sharing stuff happens!
I have a hard time understanding this community regarding the aftermath of the Pentax 17 release. A new camera is developed and produced for the first time in over 20 years and it gets a ton of hate?
"I wanted a full frame camera" Yes, we all do, Pentax to, they have said repeatedly that if this is a succes they will probably go for a full frame camera and even a SLR. With the amount of people only posting pictures on social media, half frame shouldn't be a problem.
"It's to expensive, a used camera on Ebay is much cheaper" It's a new camera, brand new, with warranty and spare parts to go around, I've had 2 Minolta A7 and 1 Canon 1N that gave up this year. No to mention the multiple compact low quality cameras that works 50% of the time. The Canon 1V had a release price of 1700$ (3000$ adjusted for inflation).
"No one shoots half frame" Yes, multiple people do, it's a neat format with double the amount of exposures. People act like every frame they take will be print the size of a living room.
I get that the Pentax 17 isn't for everyone, but it is a milestone in camera development that hopefully will lead to a new slr, which the community really wants. If you don't like it, fine, but stop hating on the first camera release by a major camera company in over 20 years.
This is a community of art enthusiasts interested in a vast range of movements, styles, media, and methodologies. From novice to professional, please feel free to share your favorite articles, essays, and discussions on artists and artworks.
This is a community of art enthusiasts interested in a vast range of movements, styles, media, and methodologies. From novice to professional, please feel free to share your favorite articles, essays, and discussions on artists and artworks.
A place for the film photography/videography community to discuss whatever you want. The sister sub of r/analog, where all of the non-photo-sharing stuff happens!
This is a community of art enthusiasts interested in a vast range of movements, styles, media, and methodologies. From novice to professional, please feel free to share your favorite articles, essays, and discussions on artists and artworks.
A place for the film photography/videography community to discuss whatever you want. The sister sub of r/analog, where all of the non-photo-sharing stuff happens!
A place for the film photography/videography community to discuss whatever you want. The sister sub of r/analog, where all of the non-photo-sharing stuff happens!
This is a community of art enthusiasts interested in a vast range of movements, styles, media, and methodologies. From novice to professional, please feel free to share your favorite articles, essays, and discussions on artists and artworks.
A place for the film photography/videography community to discuss whatever you want. The sister sub of r/analog, where all of the non-photo-sharing stuff happens!
This is a community of art enthusiasts interested in a vast range of movements, styles, media, and methodologies. From novice to professional, please feel free to share your favorite articles, essays, and discussions on artists and artworks.
A painting that leaves the viewer feeling happy, sad, scared, empty, etc is one thing, but a painting that is physically difficult to look at or that fills you with hatred is an entirely different and quite rare thing.
Please no Kinkade, even if you're one of those people who would literally throw a Kinkade out the window.
This is a community of art enthusiasts interested in a vast range of movements, styles, media, and methodologies. From novice to professional, please feel free to share your favorite articles, essays, and discussions on artists and artworks.
This is a community of art enthusiasts interested in a vast range of movements, styles, media, and methodologies. From novice to professional, please feel free to share your favorite articles, essays, and discussions on artists and artworks.
I’m doing some research for an essay I’m working on, on what pieces are better seen in person, so like the Sistine chapel, or last supper or Gustav Klimt’s Kiss because of how the light in the museum reflects on the gold paint. But I want the list to include more than the “classics” and be more comprehensive world wide not just Europe and North America, it’s just tougher since I have not travelled much and museum websites are not always up to date.
What pieces have YOU seen in person on your museum visits that have stayed with you? Any and all help is appreciated!
This is a community of art enthusiasts interested in a vast range of movements, styles, media, and methodologies. From novice to professional, please feel free to share your favorite articles, essays, and discussions on artists and artworks.
A place for the film photography/videography community to discuss whatever you want. The sister sub of r/analog, where all of the non-photo-sharing stuff happens!
This is a community of art enthusiasts interested in a vast range of movements, styles, media, and methodologies. From novice to professional, please feel free to share your favorite articles, essays, and discussions on artists and artworks.
A place for artists from all art-related subs and beyond to come together and discuss art, our lives as artists, discuss art culture, and share advice and techniques. Please check out r/ArtBusiness to discuss topics related to business, careers, social media, clients etc. Join our Discord server to chat with members, share art, and get advice about anything related to Artist Lounge in real-time! Link to join is in the sidebar.
Using references is "cheating" ...
... I shouldn't have to explain why this is a bad piece of art advice. What about you all?
A place for artists from all art-related subs and beyond to come together and discuss art, our lives as artists, discuss art culture, and share advice and techniques. Please check out r/ArtBusiness to discuss topics related to business, careers, social media, clients etc. Join our Discord server to chat with members, share art, and get advice about anything related to Artist Lounge in real-time! Link to join is in the sidebar.
I’ve been in the online art community for probably about a decade by now. For some reason in the past 2 years specifically, the comment section of pretty much every contemporary illustrator has at least one comment asking “what’s the name of this style” and it’s so baffling to me?? like what does that even mean? what is this obsession with labeling art styles that younger artists (esp on tiktok, i swear the whole “jelly art” thing made this so much worse) seem to have? obv there are actual categories/movements with names- like folk, naive, etc, but that’s almost never the kind of art i see this question under. I had someone comment this on one of my tiktoks a while back and i genuinely could not come up with an answer. it’s my art style? it doesn’t have a name, i didn’t pick it out of a phone book??
This is a community of art enthusiasts interested in a vast range of movements, styles, media, and methodologies. From novice to professional, please feel free to share your favorite articles, essays, and discussions on artists and artworks.
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A place for artists from all art-related subs and beyond to come together and discuss art, our lives as artists, discuss art culture, and share advice and techniques. Please check out r/ArtBusiness to discuss topics related to business, careers, social media, clients etc. Join our Discord server to chat with members, share art, and get advice about anything related to Artist Lounge in real-time! Link to join is in the sidebar.
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The official subreddit to discuss the Sword Art Online series, as well as the other series (Accel World, The Isolator, Demons' Crest) written by Reki Kawahara.
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This is a subreddit about art, where we are serious about art and artists, and discussing art in a mature, substantive way. *Read the rules* and observe other submissions before posting. Be on your best behavior and do not comment unless you have something meaningful and mature to say. We are strictly moderated and do not give out warnings.
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Welcome to r/aiArt ! A community focused on the generation and use of visual, digital art using AI assistants such as Wombo Dream, Starryai, NightCafe, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, and more.
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LearnArt is a free open art learning resource built on the principles of free education and art access to all. Come check us out for feedback, guidance, and discussion!
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The unofficial DC Comics Subreddit A place for fans of DC's comics, graphic novels, movies, and anything else related to one of the largest comic book publishers in the world and home of the World's Greatest Superheroes! Featuring weekly comic release discussions, creator AMAs, a friendly and helpful userbase, and much more!
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Community, friends, gifting and fun! Random Acts with an Amazon Wishlist. Gift, get gifted, be merry, and have fun. We are NOT a needs-based subreddit.
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We are a community of fashion enthusiasts who aim to express our individuality and show off our style through streetwear, a fashion movement that combines elements of countercultures around the world with modern street style. Users here are encouraged to show off their latest outfits and pickups, and engage in discussion about fashion and streetwear culture.
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We welcome all kinds of posts about pixel art here, whether you're a first timer looking for guidance or a seasoned pro wanting to share with a new audience. We have just a few rules about posting, so just check those out and then show us what you got!
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Fairy Tail is a whimsical and adventurous anime, full of Wizards, Dragons, and Talking cats! This epic series takes us through all the dangers that the members of fairy tail face and eventually overcome through mutual love and friendship. Through Arcs of all kinds Fairy Tail sticks together and learn more about their guild members past!
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Discussion of everything Game Theory, Film Theory, Food Theory, Style Theory, and GTLive! Also home of discussion for Gaijin Goomba, Digressing & Sidequesting, and Smash History.
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This reddit community is for submitting your favourite digital or natural media **pictorial** creations of landscapes or scenery. They must be original creations, not photographs of already-existing places. Overgrown jungles, barren planets, futuristic cityscapes, or interiors, are just some examples of what is expected. Yes, you can submit drawings of your own imaginary landscapes. Please accredit the artist by their real name.
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Anything about or related to the metal band Iron Maiden. Discussion, pics, videos, art, you name it.
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Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links is a game developed by Konami, available to Mobile and PC on Android, iOS and Windows, distributed with Play/App Store & Steam.
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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) is a martial art that focuses on grappling and ground fighting. /r/bjj is for discussing BJJ training, techniques, news, competition, asking questions and getting advice. Beginners are welcome. Discussion is encouraged.
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