An oldie from my messing with oils days.
18x12 ins Weber wOil (water miscible) on gessoed hardboard. This was a 'challenge' on some thread or other, to paint with only one each of the RYB primaries plus B&W .
Blurry photo
So I have an oil painting of a 'landscape' in a kinda wonky abstract style and then the question of which Forum would be the most appropriate to post in; OIL,Landscape or Abstract.
Theoretically, I think I could post in any of them, but it has been my experience on 'another site' that pictures that vary much from a realistic style are upsetting (except in Contemporary/Abstract of course) to the 'inhabitants' of the forum, and probably also to the visitors looking for that particular subject matter.; all of which I understand.
I think we are all tolerant and broadminded here on CS, but I chose to stick with the safe way here also, but I wonder if the practice of double posting on two or more Forums is okay here, or maybe just not advisable for understandable reasons.
I think Arty can advise the preferred practice.
weber
18x12 ins Weber wOil (water miscible) on gessoed hardboard. This was a 'challenge' on some thread or other, to paint with only one each of the RYB primaries plus B&W .
Blurry photo
So I have an oil painting of a 'landscape' in a kinda wonky abstract style and then the question of which Forum would be the most appropriate to post in; OIL,Landscape or Abstract.
Theoretically, I think I could post in any of them, but it has been my experience on 'another site' that pictures that vary much from a realistic style are upsetting (except in Contemporary/Abstract of course) to the 'inhabitants' of the forum, and probably also to the visitors looking for that particular subject matter.; all of which I understand.
I think we are all tolerant and broadminded here on CS, but I chose to stick with the safe way here also, but I wonder if the practice of double posting on two or more Forums is okay here, or maybe just not advisable for understandable reasons.
I think Arty can advise the preferred practice.
weber