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Bernadette Sheridan Bernadette Sheridan
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The Look of Love

The Look of Love – Orange Tabby Cat painted illustration by Bernadette Sheridan

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Joanna M Gregores Joanna M Gregores
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Life on The Mekong Wonderful memories from my days living in Saigon. Acrylic on paper

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Mike Sheehan Mike Sheehan
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Untitled

Class demos in my "Sketching for Animators and Illustrators" class. The building in the foreground is a students sketch I xeroxed and went over with acrylics. This is about a half hour in. We also looked at brush-pen and watercolor. I'm doing a summer ve

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Josh V Josh V Plus Member
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Sage at Stonehaven
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My most recent piece, a gift for my friends new office.

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Taylor MN Taylor MN Plus Member
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Tattoo Flash Painting

For this piece I used acrylic paints and acrylic markers. My inspiration was my love of tattoo flash and traditional/neo-traditional tattoo designs. I grew up flipping through pages of tattoo flash catalogues and the art inside was a huge influence in my own art. Some of these pieces are my versions of popular designs and some are originals.

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Lora Sager Lora Sager Plus Member
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Rains Arrival

Acrylic painting Abandoned buildings

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Taylor MN Taylor MN Plus Member
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Affectionate Owls

This is an acrylic painting that I made for someone I was close to. We would often take turns of one of us being overly affectionate and the other being playfully annoyed. I tried to capture this dynamic in the painting of these two owls. This painting was an experiment in portraying animals, something I don't do often, and using my paint knife as a tool in my paintings.

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Dane Mullen Dane Mullen Plus Member
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Day 7: Little Lindsey

Still learning acrylic markers

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Dane Mullen Dane Mullen Plus Member
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Day 6: Little Dane

This was harder than I thought it would be

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Kevin VanEmburgh Kevin VanEmburgh Plus Member
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Across the Blue Water

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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Squatchie
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Acrylic on repurposed cabinet door

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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Anne Bonny

Acrylic on wood

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Morgan Elle Morgan Elle Plus Member
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My...Ouch!  My Pre...Ouch!  My Prehhhscious....

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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This Desert Life

Acrylic on wood

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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Temptress

Acrylic on cradled board

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Linus Ogalsbee Linus Ogalsbee Plus Member
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Mars

Acrylic on denim

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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Mushroom Head

Acrylic and graphite on wood

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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Leeza

Acrylic on Bristol

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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Zebrah

Acrylic on wood

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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Harold

Acrylic on wood

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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Love Monster

Acrylic on wood

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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Flowering Can

Acrylic on wood

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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Celeste

Acrylic on board

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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Wind Farm
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Acrylic on cabinet door

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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April Fool

Acrylic on wood

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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Snowboarder

Acrylic on wood

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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Lambert

Acrylic on skateboard

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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Golly

Acrylic on wood

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zamzammee zamzammee Plus Member
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The space cap
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I used to doodle on caps back in 2010 and haven’t drawn on any for a few years, upon request I am creating some for an exhibition. I used white acrylic as a base before drawing using permanent ink pen.

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Stephen Stephen
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The Game of Life

Title: The Game Medium: Acrylic Paint on canvas. Size:24” W x 36” H x1” D Year Completed:2026 The first conceptual design for this painting is an ink rendering entitled: The Window of The Soul. The inspiration behind the design is the concept that Christians are supposed to be windows that God’s light can shine through. But the Christian sin nature can block that light from filling a room. The same way window drapes do. In the design the soul is represented as the inside of a house. The stair going down represent Hell. The stair going up to the second floor represent Heaven. The stairs going up to the second floor have no railings, this show that the assentation of the stairs must be made by faith. The Stairs leading down to the basement has a protective railing around it, representing that God is not willing that anyone should perish, but to repent from sin. The Trinity of God is represented by the cultic three Leif flower that is part of the railing that surrounds the subsurface stair well. The second inner railings represent man-controlled descent. No one fall accidently into Hell. People move closer to Hell with every action of rejection toward God they make. The world globe represents, all humanity needs to decide who they are living for. There is no neutral ground. The checked board floor pattern illustrates this reality, the black spaces with the upside-down heart points to Hell. While the white space with the upright heart point to Heaven. The open door with Jesus standing on the outside, represents the need for a savior. Humanity is separated from the direct presence of God, due to their sin nature. God can not stand the presence of anarchy, when Lucifer leaded an armed revolt against God’s Lordships, after he and third of the angel lost the battle, God created Hell , a place of internal punishment, where the enemies of God will dwell. God had warned humanity, that the day they disobey God, they will surely die. So out of compassion God sent His Son to fulfill the righteousness required by God’s Holiness. Jesus lived a life 33 years without sinning, even though He was temped as we are tempted. God’s son was then treated like a criminal, beaten with in an inch of His life, then took the place on the cross as a substitute for a murder and thief named Barabbas. God poured out His wrath on His son, so through faith the unrighteous can be forgiven and made righteous. By putting their faith in God’s savior, and turning from their old rebellious living, and walking in the newness of His Holly Spirit. The second floor is supposed to represent the entrance to the kingdom of Heaven. The lion’s heads in the wallpaper proclaim that Jesus who came the first time as a sacrificial lamb, is now coming as the conquering lion. The open door with the cross on it is the entrance to Heaven. The railing on the second floor with the fish standing on their tail with a cross in the mild of them represent the support of the body of Christ during the Earthly journey toward Heaven. Temptation of the world are represented by the Victorian wooden staircase and fancy rug, the roman columns. The Greek saying on the headier: Eat, Drink, he merry, for tomorrow we die. Stephen J. Vattimo 8/27/2026

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