r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/the_yarnicles • 1h ago
Mixed Media & Crafts 🧵 Meet my crochet creations!!
Which one made you say wow?
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/Winter-Put6110 • Jun 18 '26
This post is to introduce the new Moderators and to explain the changes in the Rules.
Firstly, Please welcome the new mods which have been selected through the Mod selection process.
u/Turbulent_Book_1685, u/chitrobilash, u/kimyoona12, and u/_pleiades__ .
The mod team includes both, those who have been actively participating in the sub and those who have experience in moderating other subs, to ensure effective moderation.
Now the main issue
UPDATES TO THE RULES OF THE SUB:-
If the art being shared is not yours then the title must carry the name of the work along with it's real author along with [Not OC] tag in the following format: Title of Artwork, Artist Name [Not OC]
If the art belongs to you, the the title must contain [OC] tag.
Mark nude artworks with NSFW tag. Repeated offenders will face a swift ban.
Pornographic content (explicit sexual acts as primary purpose) is not allowed (with some exceptions). Erotic/suggestive content is generally allowed.
Anatomy studies, figure drawing and nudity in general will be allowed as long as it has an artistic/educational purpose and vision
Do not create explicit sexual content depicting real people's likenesses
Mods will use discretion when moderating NSFW content.
The rules, especially regarding NSFW art has been modified by taking inputs from all the mods and people of the sub itself. Now to clarify one thing, WE ARE NOT BANNING NSFW ART, NSFW art that has an artistic, educational, or study related purpose will be allowed. Anatomy studies, figure drawing, or artwork that is trying to communicate an idea are fine. To ensure that NSFW and suggestive/sexual art has an artistic vision behind it, we have added a New Rule-
Posts containing suggestive, erotic, or sexual NSFW artwork must include a brief artist's note in the comments or post body.
This note does not need to be lengthy, but it should provide some artistic context about the work, such as the character, concept, narrative, design choices, technique, or creative intent behind the piece.
Submissions that contain sexual content without any accompanying artistic context or vision may be removed at moderator discretion.
If you are someone who dosent want to see any NSFW content, you can disable it by going in the settings. A simple google search will be helpful in it.
Now if you're someone like me, you sometimes open NSFW marked images in the public not thinking much, well ensure that you don't do that especially the images from this Sub.
We plan to expand more on the rules, especially around NSFW art in the Wiki. For now please make sure to take a look at the revised Rules of the sub before posting. We also plan to make some adjustments to rule no. 2, that will be informed later.
We hope the new mod team and the new Rules will make this sub a better place. Stay creative and keep thinking!
TLDR; New mods, New rules- Mention [OC] and [Not OC] in the title, and credit the artist, Rules regarding NSFW art have been made more specific, and suggestive, sexual art will require a short note to be posted with it explaining about the vision behind the work. Plz take a look through the revised rules
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/_pleiades__ • Jun 18 '26
The first image is the artwork that was posted to this subreddit. (stolen + modified using AI)
The second image is the original sketch, posted by the actual artist in another subreddit over seven years ago.
The third image shows the OP commenting under an AI generated version of the same artwork.
There is a significant difference between using references from Google, Pinterest, photographs, or studying another artist's work for learning purposes, and posting AI gen reproductions of someone else's creation as your own content.
Unfortunately, this subreddit was left largely unmoderated for a long time, which led some users to believe that reposting stolen artwork, AI generated content, and engagement bait was acceptable which is no longer the case.
Our goal is to support real artists and original artwork. Posts involving art theft, AI generated content, karma farming, or other forms of low effort engagement bait will be removed. Violations WILL result in a permanent ban. This is a safe place for those actively putting in work to get better at their craft/hobby.
We also encourage community members to help keep the subreddit healthy by reporting suspicious posts, stolen artwork, or other rule violations whenever you come across them.
Thank you
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/the_yarnicles • 1h ago
Which one made you say wow?
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/AmbitionTasty9279 • 23h ago
Multi color pen art.
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/Canvaswhisperu • 22h ago
I’ve been working on this Bal Ganesha painting, and the deep red background with the gold halo is probably my favourite part of it.
I spent quite a bit of time on the little details, especially the jewellery and the expression. I wanted to keep the painting colourful and traditional while giving it my own touch.
I’m a visual artist from India, and I’m curious to know what you think of this piece.
Also, I’m considering finding a new home for this original painting, so if it speaks to you, feel free to message me. ❤️
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/Dull_Reserve5977 • 4h ago
Gonna upload more every week
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/Reaper_pbj • 5h ago
"Marvel Heroes" doodle 2026 (done digitally)
Application: Procreate
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/PopularTea4009 • 7h ago
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/Key-Lawfulness-4963 • 2h ago
Basic sketches ❤
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/morally_pepper_ • 18h ago
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/Massive-Key7151 • 22h ago
As The Festive Season is Approaching, My Mom made these Ladoo Gopal And Laxmi Ji's Idol Handmade Dresses.
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/Tleilaxu77 • 19h ago
The reference was based on a joker sketch made by David Finch,a DC artist
famous for drawing Batman and other DC characters
I didnt draw the hair as i am still learing how to use a brush with ink,my hands are kinda unstable while drawing hair strands
And ig the anatomy of skull is also not accurate
I am still learning anatomy
Please give me tips on how i could improve these two things
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/Moist_Fun5513 • 55m ago
I painted these earthen pots as SCARE CROWS for our rooftop garden.
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/Great_Activity_131 • 3h ago
Love to share .oc
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/proteinbiriyani • 4h ago
Watercolor postcard paintings
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/SANchan_Ohayo • 1d ago
The song that kept going in my head while sketching her out was " बस अब न मुझको टोकना न बढ़के राह रोकना
अगर मैं रुक गई अभी तो जा न पाऊँगी कभी
यही कहोगे तुम सदा के दिल अभी नहीं भरा
जो खत्म हो किसी जगह ये ऐसा सिलसिला नहीं
अभी नहीं अभी नहीं
नहीं नहीं नहीं नहीं
अभी न जाओ छोड़कर के दिल अभी भरा नहीं
अधूरी आस अधूरी आस छोड़के अधूरी प्यास छोड़के
जो रोज़ यूँही जाओगी तो किस तरह निभाओगी
कि ज़िंदगी की राह में जवाँ दिलों की चाह में
कई मुक़ाम आएंगे जो हम को आज़माएंगे
बुरा न मानो बात का ये प्यार है गिला नहीं
हाँ यही कहोगे तुम सदा के दिल अभी नहीं भरा
हाँ दिल अभी भरा नहीं
Iconic ik
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/thatfreshavocado • 7h ago
Hi everyone! I am looking to make a creative gift for one of my friends who is Palestinian and getting married to an Indian-Pakistani. I wanted to make a gift that combines elements of tatreez and Indian/Pakistani traditional block print but was coming up short with how to execute this either myself to commissioned to an artist. I was initially thinking a photo with tatreez embroidery on one end and indian block print on the other? was hoping to get some ideas from artists here! thank you!
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/AbiSabiSa • 22h ago
The first one is so much more rendered than the other two is because I made that coming back home and using a photo I took as reference. The other two are in-situ, inside the dark unlit cave crawling with tourists putting their phones in your face as you try to sit quietly and sketch. The trimurti Shiva was barely visible, with absolutely no lighting inside, as I stood sketching the guides made me move to the side so that they could take pictures of foreign tourists.
r/IndianArtAndThinking • u/kurrafty • 14h ago
So I have finally completed 16 continuous days of Inktober. It was pretty difficult to manage while working as a corporate architect. PLEASE DO CHECK IT OUT 👉👈