🍂Autumn Colors | Expressive Abstract Acrylic Painting 🎨
An expressive abstract acrylic painting inspired by the beautiful colors of autumn. Warm reds, golden yellows, and deep blues come together to create a colorful autumn landscape full of texture and emotion. 🍁🎨
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Mt7Xr3Vzcuc&pp=ygULSG9kYSByYWRzaGE%3D
Impersionism reminds us that beauty is not found in perfection, but in the way we see and feel the world.
Radsha is an artist based in the Netherlands.
Her work explores the connection between science, structure, and visual expression.
With a background in chemistry and a deep interest in mathematics and physics, she approaches painting with a sense of precision and curiosity. For her, engineering and art are closely connected,both shaped by structure, composition, and imagination.
Inspired by artists such as Gustav Klimt, M.C. Escher, and Pablo Picasso, Radsha creates works that use simple colors and subtle forms to convey deeper ideas and quiet moments of reflection.
All artworks and photos are protected by copyright. Any unauthorized copying or use is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action.😎
Coming in 2027 — A New Digital Art Book
The Art of Digital Transformation: From Photo to Fine Art
An upcoming digital flipbook by Hoda Radsha, exploring the creative possibilities of digital painting and the transformation of photography into fine art.
Currently in development, this visual art book brings together artistic experimentation, digital techniques, colors, and textures to reveal new perspectives on contemporary digital art.
Official Release: 2027 | Netherlands
Written & Created by Hoda Radsha — Author & Digital Artist
Abstract Acrylic Painting Tutorial-2
🎨 Easy and quick acrylic painting on a 30 × 40 cm canvas! 🖌️✨
A simple, beginner-friendly painting technique that doesn’t take much time!
The full tutorial is available on my YouTube channel for anyone who loves painting and wants to follow along step by step ♥️🎨
Abstract Acrylic Painting Tutorial-1
Discover how I create an abstract painting using acrylic techniques, soft blue tones, and expressive textures.
Canvas size: 40 × 50 cm
Painting time: Less than 1 hour
Watch the full painting process and get inspired to create your own artwork!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lIpoMm16bYI&feature=youtu.be
This week was really special for me. I met friends I hadn't seen in a long time. I signed many autographs and took lots of photos with people I had never met before. So many people said kind things about my work, and their support meant a lot to me.
What makes me even happier is that my paintings went to countries I have never even visited. That gives me so much hope and reminds me that art can travel farther than we do.
All I can say is: I'm truly, happy. ❤️
I am pleased to present selected works from my Blue Collection in a group exhibition in NDSM Fuse Amsterdam.
Blue is about perseverance. The blue tones, dripping water, and sweat symbolize the effort it takes to reach your goal. Along the way, you experience doubt, pain, and vulnerability, but these challenges help you grow. The painting shows that true strength comes from continuing, even when life is difficult. In this work, color, emotion, and the human body come together. this series invites visitors to reflect on their own journey, inner strength, and the path toward their goal.
Breath
Hoda Radsha
Oil on canvas
200 x 200 cm
2025
Beyond
Hoda Radsha
Oil on canvas
2025
Hold On
Acrylic on canvas
200 x 200 cm
2026
I am the devil himself, and this is where I make my wishes.
New style, Metal Measurements.
Available on print.🥰
Digital artwork.
New style,
Metal Measurements 🥰
Digital artwork.
😜😉
I’ve never really been a person of many words.
But I think when music makes your sadness heavier,
and films invite you into silence…
when every sound feels like it’s tearing through your nerves, and even going outside feels exhausting, creating something with your hands helps.
That’s the best therapy I’ve ever learned.
And what could be more beautiful than art?
Because art stays. Long after the pain is gone,
it remains as proof that you survived it. ✨😍
The idea of publishing a magazine began when I met a friend who encouraged me to share my work through an online publication. The variety in my work is wide, which makes choosing what to include a real challenge. I created the first version of ANALYTICAL ART MAGAZINE in December 2025, but due to unforeseen circumstances, I was unable to publish it at the time.
I know this magazine is not perfect yet, but I am committed to improving each upcoming edition. If you have any ideas, notes, or feedback, please feel free to contact me, I would be very grateful to learn from your experience.
Enjoy the first edition, and I hope to grow together with you in the future.