Tiny art

Day1/100 - FOREST ♥️ Starting my #100daysofwonder2024 journey with @dmicheleperry 🤩 Two years ago, the #100dayschallenge transformed my perspective on art, and I'm thrilled to embark on this creative adventure again. While post consistency remains uncertain, the commitment to paint for #100days stands firm! 🎨😀 I enjoy painting miniatures, and creating this tiny forest was a blast! The size is just 1.5 inches around, smaller than my pinky finger 😄 #miniwatercolorpainting #miniart #nomad…

These mixed-media art pieces show tiny athletes swimming, surfing, and skiing through globs of paint that brilliantly mimic water and snow.

We often perceive giant, impressive, time-consuming artwork as better, but American miniaturist Brooke Rothshank shrinks our standards to a minimum while remaining incredibly intricate and immaculate. The Indiana-based artist paints tiny paintings of everyday things that surround her. It has become a precious diary of intimate moments from Rothshank‘s life that over 78k followers on Instagram can love and appreciate.

Lorraine Loots, an expert at creating tiny art “for ants,” is back with a new series of mind-bogglingly small (and beautiful) paintings of animals, space, and her favorite books. She plans to create 100 mini paintings and drawings throughout 2015, drawing them on themed days of the week - "Microcosm Mondays," "Tiny Tuesdays," "Fursdays" and "Free Fridays."

21K views · 2.2K likes | Kolbie Blume | Watercolor + Creative Practice on Instagram: "If it helps, you’re not really making “art” — you’re building memories for yourself. (And you’re also making art.) It’s just the memories and feelings that will honestly make the biggest difference in your life. Every time you use colors you love, every time you stumble on a happy little accident, every time you lose yourself to the flow of your brush dancing across the page? Memories. Tiny moments…

Today I am going to show you how to make a BIG impression with TINY art! Click here for my favorite frames. What you need: Tiny Art Any size frame (Here I am using IKEA frames that are no longer available). Custom cut framing mat (I got mine cut at Hobby Lobby. The 9x9 was $8 and the 12x16 was $11) but recommend getting frames at matboard.com Acid free tape Flat head screw driver (Optional: to bend tabs on the back of the frame) Hammer and nail to hang on wall First things first, take your…

When I saw this “teeny tiny insect photo booth strips” art by cartoonist Laura Park, I knew that it could easily be adapted as a lesson for second grade to complement their insect unit.…

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