My art in procreate

[Beeper]

Here is one of my paintings.

[Crusee]

This is very good Beeper,you obviously have a flair for painting.

Saw your earlier post and looked up the app on my iPad- will give it a go myself sometime soon.

Keep it going- and as Kai says no clearing up oil paints later,and your wife doesn't have to smell the fumes!

Win win situation I think.

Crusee

XX

[sylvi]

Wel done it is lovely .xxx

[5dot]

One word , beautiful xx

[Christy_R]

Very pretty!

[DC56]

Very good xx

[munchkin]

A really good painting. When I looked at the painting I thought you had actually used oils. It seem a really good AP, very realistic. I personally like the oil paint fumes, but not the turps.

[18446]

lovely. I'd like to see more. I am an artist too.

[Beverley-NRAS]

Lovely!

Beverley

[Beeper in reply to Beverley-NRAS]

Hope you all don't mind me showing my art work. I know it's a health site but I hope it will encourage you all to have a hobby and take your mind off the bad days we have. We all can do something to fill the day.

[Beverley-NRAS in reply to Beeper]

No, absolutely Beeper! It's all about sharing experiences and things that may help people. I think art is very important and I know that we have a lot of artists on here. Showing them new apps that can help and what you can do with them is very helpful especially for those like yourself who can no longer hold brushes. Love seeing the artwork too. It really helps people to see what can be acheived

Regards

Beverley

[Hidden in reply to Beeper]

Hi, Beeper, think the picture of the dog is lovely - have you got any more? I've been in pain for the best part of forty years with a degenerative type of arthritis in my spine and joints. The worst thing anyone can do when in pain, is to just sit doing nothing, thinking about the pain! Inflammatory disease can sometimes affect the eyes, and the Eye Hospital in London thought I would lose all my sight 20 years ago, but the disease went quiet after it had only damaged my sight. I like art but couldn't see well enough to do any drawing after that, but my reaction at the time was to clear off really fast to the National Portrait Gallery in Trafalgar Square and enjoy our famous paintings, whilst I still could.

I don't know why being told I would "most likely go blind" sent me hobbling off round all the things I had never bothered with but always meant to "when I got round to it." I got round to it very quickly on being told the news about my sight! My sister is a professional artist and well known. She hasn't given up painting and drawing despite bad arthritis and cataracts. I have taken up photography. Kind regards,

[nomoreheels]

You've a real skill Brian, I'm hopeless at art so appreciate it more! Love that Charlie included his (or her) huggie monkey, ours have gingerbread man & a cow. I for one would like to see more.