What piece of art that you've produced are you the most proud of?

Question

and why?

Answer 1

When the guy I loved moved to Australia, I was really sad for a while and drew a piece of art where everything on the page related to us, it was really beautiful and very retro looking with lots of bright colours and shapes.

Answer 2

I made a sculpture of a Mushroom which was exhibited in a gallery, and was highly praised, but I am most proud of an oil painting of a Moon Gazing Hare, because it is a piece I would like to own even if I hadn't done it myself!

Answer 3

The first one I sold for over £1,000,it was an oil of a Spanish man-o-war

Answer 4

Always the last one I've done, because it contains everything I have learned throughout the years.

Answer 5

I don't have just one. I have several. Those are the  ones that have a special significance such as winning awards or being purchased by someone close.

Jeff (weseye) Wesley

Answer 6

Years ago I machine embroidered a satin cushion for my Grandmother's 80'th birthday. It was round, white, and in the centre I embroidered an old fashioned number 80 filled with roses in colour changing silk thread in various shades of pink with a silver edge. It took me ages and she loved it. Unfortunately she died 10 years ago and nobody know what became of it. Still, I was immensely proud of it.  

Answer 7

http://www.chaosworks.co.uk

These are all taken from my pen and ink drawings. I'm most proud of the 'White Stripes - Elephant' as I think it's the most striking but also have a soft spot for 'The Beatles' one as it took so long to complete.

Answer 8

The last I painted. just because to be an artist you have to move forward, not look backwards at what a masterpiece you ave done.

Answer 9

So far i would have to say i have two. Both are portraits, one of my son and the other my daughter. My daughter i painted when i was first teaching myself to paint with oils and my son's came later. I've since painted several others but it's these two that made me realize that i was on to something.  I don't want to be considered a portrait artist and i don't call myself one, but it's these two paintings that i incuded in my portfolio that eventually led to some commissioned work. I'm currently working on another portrait that i was hired to do (a country legend) and it will no doubt be the best so far. My work can be checked out at hellosanantonio.com under artist name GUERRO1.

Answer 10

I was doing this watercolour of Manchester City football stadium and messed the sky right up[ skies not being my strong point!] so I ran in the kitchen for some paper towels and dabbed it, then painted a made-up firework display on top of the darker colour I'd applied. This finally gave me a highly satisfying outcome. The trials and tribulations of being a painter- and some people actually think we find it easy!

Answer 11

Pride is something I try and remove from the creative process as it makes you make bad decisions.