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First-time painters find evening painting calming

10 posts in the last 30 days, all from r/painting.

“My very first painting of a somewhat wonky strawberry! 🍓 Always been interested in painting, but never started. Had my first child and she goes to daycare now, so I needed to start a hobby to spend my free time. I cant wait to grow in whatever style suites me :) Tips and tricks…”
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“So, I've started studying painting, and our teacher just threw us straight into oil painting. I'm honestly feeling anxious. I feel like everything I do looks awful, and I don't know if I'll improve over time or if I'm always going to be bad at it. I know it might just be my…”
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“On a whim, I decided to start oil painting for the first time since middle school when I used to follow along with Bob Ross (RIP). This is my first attempt, which is a master study of one of Danielle McKinney's paintings I saw at a museum. There are definitely many things to…”
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Multiple users describe discovering the calming effect of painting in the evening, particularly after stressful or busy days. This suggests a therapeutic benefit and a way to unwind through artistic expression.

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“My very first painting of a somewhat wonky strawberry! 🍓 Always been interested in painting, but never started. Had my first child and she goes to daycare now, so I needed to start a hobby to spend my free time. I cant wait to grow…”

r/painting4d ago
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reddit.com1d ago
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“My first time trying oil painting - boy it ain't easy! You all are so very talented. How long do I need to wait before I can mail them to friends and family? They feel dry and I finished them about 10 days ago. Thanks! submitted by /u/OwnRabbit6826 [link] [comments]”

r/painting6d ago

“So, I've started studying painting, and our teacher just threw us straight into oil painting. I'm honestly feeling anxious. I feel like everything I do looks awful, and I don't know if I'll improve over time or if I'm always going to be bad at it. I know it might just be my anxiety talking, but I still don't know how to handle the medium, and it's all so unfamiliar and stressful. I'm not very experienced with painting in general, so the whole thing has felt pretty”

r/painting6d ago
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reddit.com11d ago

“On a whim, I decided to start oil painting for the first time since middle school when I used to follow along with Bob Ross (RIP). This is my first attempt, which is a master study of one of Danielle McKinney's paintings I saw at a museum. There are definitely many things to improve but I'm still pretty happy with it! submitted by /u/uniqBarnOwl [link] [comments]”

r/painting12d ago
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reddit.com12d ago
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reddit.com13d ago

“I’ve always been a really bad drawer, but recently I discovered that painting in the evening is incredibly calming and helps me slow down after the day. After watching the last airshow-performance of the canadian snowbirds I decided to give it a try. Of course these paintings are not good, but I really enjoyed making them. submitted by /u/I_Love_Wiseau [link] [comments]”

r/painting18d ago

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