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@vampyrblut666 @tanamarieco Wonderful Sunday 🤘🙏

@DiscovererOfArt @tanamarieco Have a fab day! 🤘🏻🖤🤗

I wish everyone a peaceful Sunday. Thanks. by Tana Marie @tanamarieco

Brilliance in the Lost Moment of Hesitation -the Milly paintings by Ali Cavanaugh ___ See the full series here: alicavanaugh.com/the-milly-pain…

These portraits leave you with something larger than admiration for technical skill. They ask how we look at another person. How gently. How fully. How honestly. And they remind us that great portraiture does not just show a face. It recognizes a soul.

Some portrait series do more than depict a person. Ali Cavanaugh’s paintings of Milly are hard to look away from. Because they are full of life. Color, stillness, style, fragility, poise. Everything is held at once. ↓

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This space is built to discover and support artists. Here you’ll find: • artist features • commentary • interviews • curated insights Share your work. Be part of it ↓

@ZakalataMarie @Chazwesley99 The candle glow and that soft veil give her face such a calm, haunted presence. Wonderful... 🤎

My physical art. Pastel black cardboard. 2025 Owner @Chazwesley99

@erishrado Keep posting like this. Your work has a real presence, and the story behind it matters too. That consistency will help the right people find you. 🤘

@DiscovererOfArt What should I do to sell more?

I made a list for physical art 🎨 For art lovers and collectors. Painting, drawing, sculpture, and work shaped by hand. If you’re into tangible art, explore the list below ↓ You might find artists you want to follow, support, or collect.

@erishrado Thank you.

@DiscovererOfArt Hey man thank you so much for this deep observation!

@MenschOhneMusil This has such a strange, clear stillness to it. Thanks for sharing. Neil Welliver was an American painter best known for his large Maine landscapes, which makes this early figurative work feel especially interesting.

Two Nudes Twice (1970) Neil Welliver, 1929-2005.

@DailyClassicArt Thank you for sharing this interesting work. Landeck was an American printmaker closely associated with precision and architectural structure, and you can really feel that here.

Armin Landeck - "Manhattan Moonlight" (1947)

@Artodreams It has that dream-logic feeling where everything looks precise, but nothing fully explains itself. Beautiful work, thanks for sharing.

@DiscovererOfArt The Way Through objkt.com/tokens/KT1Q3p3…

Talented artists, drop your art below 👇 Each week, I’ll choose one artist to feature in my pinned post for 7 days. A full-week spotlight 🌟 Real visibility. Show me what you make.

@Negar__1993 The grayscale palette with those red accents lands really well, and the curls give the whole piece a strong rhythm. Wonderful work, thanks for sharing.

@McConnellJ22629 yes, my friend 😌

@DiscovererOfArt Wow that’s interesting ❤️

Danielle Rovetti makes paintings that feel halfway between image and object. With a palette knife, she rebuilds famous faces and art history references as layered blocks of pure color. ↓