Who's an ARTISTS here?! Post your artworks here for others to be inspired :)

  • Christian Chat is a moderated online Christian community allowing Christians around the world to fellowship with each other in real time chat via webcam, voice, and text, with the Christian Chat app. You can also start or participate in a Bible-based discussion here in the Christian Chat Forums, where members can also share with each other their own videos, pictures, or favorite Christian music.

    If you are a Christian and need encouragement and fellowship, we're here for you! If you are not a Christian but interested in knowing more about Jesus our Lord, you're also welcome! Want to know what the Bible says, and how you can apply it to your life? Join us!

    To make new Christian friends now around the world, click here to join Christian Chat.
CharliRenee

CharliRenee

Member
Staff member
#41
Nov 4, 2014
6,687
7,165
113
#41
Totally impressed you guys and gals and now a wee bit sweet tooth hungry thanks to Pipp's gift.

I hope you all keep them coming.
 
CharliRenee

CharliRenee

Member
Staff member
#42
Nov 4, 2014
6,687
7,165
113
#42
Lanolin said:
wow. I havent done any art in ages. Im more of a writer, but...Im not brave enough to post my writings on here.

Everyone will see my typos.
Click to expand...
I hope you share, with or without typos.
 
Magenta

Magenta

Senior Member
#45
Jul 3, 2015
55,817
25,994
113
#45




I design digital collages to share on Christian Chat. . . ^ these are a couple of my recent ones.
 
1christian1

1christian1

Banned
#46
Sep 13, 2018
2,587
885
113
#46
laughingheart said:
I create rugs/wall hanging using traditional rug hooking (not latch hooking). This is a photo of my son as a child as he was jumping off the dock at a lake area that is owned by his dad's family. The lake area was settled by his great grandparents, the swim shirt he is wearing is hooked with wool from his grandfather's Christmas vest and the photo has him jumping into the water with his father watching. I see rug hooking as painting with wool. I drew the photo's image on a burlap background, dyed the wool and cut it into strips. I used old wool clothes to create my pieces. I also create other works out of fabrics that have meaning. It can be like scrapbooking with fabric. If it is going on a wall I can use any material, even bits of plastic.
This piece is special to me as it incorporates three generations and and branches out within that family. I hope my son holds on to it in the future.
View attachment 215169
Click to expand...
That is way cool Deb. Good work!...
 
U

UKChris

Member
#48
May 8, 2020
77
56
18
UK
#48
laughingheart said:
I create rugs/wall hanging using traditional rug hooking (not latch hooking). This is a photo of my son as a child as he was jumping off the dock at a lake area that is owned by his dad's family. The lake area was settled by his great grandparents, the swim shirt he is wearing is hooked with wool from his grandfather's Christmas vest and the photo has him jumping into the water with his father watching. I see rug hooking as painting with wool. I drew the photo's image on a burlap background, dyed the wool and cut it into strips. I used old wool clothes to create my pieces. I also create other works out of fabrics that have meaning. It can be like scrapbooking with fabric. If it is going on a wall I can use any material, even bits of plastic.
This piece is special to me as it incorporates three generations and and branches out within that family. I hope my son holds on to it in the future.
View attachment 215169
Click to expand...
That's pretty special xxx
 
G

Godsgirl83

Guest
#50
#50
laughingheart said:
I create rugs/wall hanging using traditional rug hooking (not latch hooking). This is a photo of my son as a child as he was jumping off the dock at a lake area that is owned by his dad's family. The lake area was settled by his great grandparents, the swim shirt he is wearing is hooked with wool from his grandfather's Christmas vest and the photo has him jumping into the water with his father watching. I see rug hooking as painting with wool. I drew the photo's image on a burlap background, dyed the wool and cut it into strips. I used old wool clothes to create my pieces. I also create other works out of fabrics that have meaning. It can be like scrapbooking with fabric. If it is going on a wall I can use any material, even bits of plastic.
This piece is special to me as it incorporates three generations and and branches out within that family. I hope my son holds on to it in the future.
View attachment 215169
Click to expand...
WOW! Beautiful artwork and beautiful story.
 
G

Godsgirl83

Guest
#54
#54
Pipp said:
Thank you !
Click to expand...
pipp, those edible works of art are stunning!
Please tell me that it's not just a fun thing you do for loved ones, but something you profit from.........
 
1

17Bees

Senior Member
#55
Oct 14, 2016
1,363
802
113
#55
well this is pretty stupid. BUT, I have always been a little creeped out by carnival people. I don't have any kind of trauma as a reason. Just kind of wary of them. Especially balloon people. Don't ask why. Don't know. Anyway, I sometimes cut out pieces of wood with knives and so forth and started laminating darker woods on light woods - like cherry on maple so when I cut out an image on cherry it exposes the image on the maple. Kind of like a negative exposure on film.

So back to the baloon guy, his balloons are always black or white. No colors. And I never can make out the guy's face. And it's like he's paying attention to his balloons when in reality he's looking to sell his ballons - so his real attention is on you, even though he looks like he's totally ignoring you. That's his pitch. It's this dichotomy of intention that you see in the smile of a ticket taker or, in this case, the disregard of a half clown with his balloons.

So I cut this picture out. It's been a while ago but if you can't tell what it is I'll try and point it out. It's not all that good.





carnival guy.jpeg
 
Pipp

Pipp

Majestic Llamacorn
#57
Sep 17, 2013
5,536
2,702
113
Georgia
#57
Godsgirl83 said:
pipp, those edible works of art are stunning!
Please tell me that it's not just a fun thing you do for loved ones, but something you profit from.........
Click to expand...
I did it as a side job for a while but I was losing sleep and money cause Im a pushover and had a hard time saying no and a hard time charging a price that covered everything. Now I only do it for family.
 
Mak33

Mak33

Well-known member
#58
Nov 12, 2019
381
374
63
#58
laughingheart said:
This started out as a collage and turned into a painting. The theme is chronic illness. It is a no-man's land of living with one step out of normal life, and a heightened awareness of our dependence of God's grace.

View attachment 215568
Click to expand...
Wow! Very impressive, great talent you have!
 
Mak33

Mak33

Well-known member
#59
Nov 12, 2019
381
374
63
#59
I am happily making some miniatures due to ECQ... staying at home for months in boredom, my mind can not tolerate idleness so it is mentally challenging for me to find ways to be creative and productive. That's why I love making miniatures.
 

Attachments

laughingheart

laughingheart

Senior Member
#60
Sep 21, 2016
1,709
1,668
113
#60
Mak33 said:
I am happily making some miniatures due to ECQ... staying at home for months in boredom, my mind can not tolerate idleness so it is mentally challenging for me to find ways to be creative and productive. That's why I love making miniatures.
Click to expand...
These are brilliant. The detail is amazing. You are very talented.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.