Hello, my name is Bri,
and I'm a doodle addict. Kansas

Hello! I'm Bri, and welcome to my art medley! I'm 24 years old and on my journey of passionately pursuing my love for art. I started taking art very seriously in January 2018, and began with specializing in photo-realistic portraits. My main medium for years was charcoal, but I'm currently expanding my works to include watercolors, pen and ink doodle, gouache paint, colored pencils, and oil paint. My primary goal is to keep my creativity alive and gift/commission my works along with growing my connections in the art industry. I took a break for a few years due to life changes and missed creating art every single day. I'm hoping this platform will help to keep me accountable as well. If you'd like to contact me - my business email is bribriwaters1@gmail.com or direct message me on my Instagram @ briviningarts. Take care, friend!

I specialize in art, charcoal, colored pencil, doodling, gouache, oil, painting, pen and ink, portraits, traditional art, watercolor.

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Bri's Faves

Suzette

More practice with shading, this time on flowers. ❀❀❀❀ Pen/Ink/Graphite

JMelven

Lockdown hair! A self portrait

Maia Palomar

A silly watercolor sketch, I know, but there's a lot tied to this little thing. There are so many bittersweet feelings lately. I tend to avoid putting a numerical value to time, I don't like the count-down aspect to things, especially knowing how obsessive I can be with that. It allows me to live in some semblance of ignorance (they say ignorance is pure bliss). There's a lot of tip-toeing around what I want to say and what I'm afraid to say, or even what I'd love to explore and embrace and simply afraid to. It's something I'm not used to. It's taken me quite a while to finally sit with certain things, or even acknowledge them, and it feels like there's so much more I'm now realizing. It's odd to be so frank to some and worried that others may find out. There's a lot of shifting again, goodbyes coming soon, complicated feelings and situations.

Jasmin

Markers and ink in a sketchbook for The Sketchbookproject

Richard Koehler

Little 4x4 inch marshmallow painting on Masonite board. Check out the time lapse on my Instagram page.

Thanrudee

Michelle

A quick and loose watercolour painting of a jellyfish. I like how this one turned out.

Jasmin

Page of a sketchbook for The Sketchbookproject. Done with ink liner and markers.

MimiK

Watercolor of multiple views of a friend’s cat. Felt good to use a paintbrush again

Michy

Used gouaches, brush pen and liquid gold.

Jess Freeman

Je dois avoir des fleurs. Toujours et toujours.

Amanda

When spring comes, in the hidden valleys, for whom do the hundred flowers bloom?

Suzette

Some more practice with crosshatch shading and the proportions are a bit off. I also somehow made the left side of the bottle fat and it drives me nuts. ヘ（。□°）ヘ Other than that I think it came out ok.

Mark Shillaker

Cheap jotter mechanical pencil

Daniel Gräfen

Still life

MimiK

Peter and friends excitedly debuted their new circus act. Other than a slightly singed tail, the act went off without a hitch

Jon’te Aycox

Home Sweet Home, is a spiritual piece. There’s no place like home, a place of comfort and freedom, the person territory.

Selina Schneider

Monthly theme was "GOLD", so I thought about gold as a hedonistic symbol and meaning. Almost religious. I imagined a society praising hedonism as their religion.

Chris Richards

Things have been so busy of late and my output has greatly reduced. However, I have returned to oil painting. I revisited this piece I started last year and put in a few more hours to finish it. The scene was from a few summers ago when I visited Pen Arthur forest for the first time. The piece takes me right back to that day when the late summer afternoon sunlight struggled to penetrate the canopy.

Elle Duffey

InkCatsAndMore

Illustrated with Ink and Ink-Pens on Paper. Urh.-Nr:1811955 Copyright

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