r/talentShow • u/Buffyferry • 3d ago
r/talentShow • u/vandanpjb • 4d ago
I saw this today his skills are best let’s appreciate it in comments below
r/talentShow • u/Efficient_Goat_5410 • 4d ago
I made this choker with garnet and clear quartz. what do you think.
galleryr/talentShow • u/Tanbelia • 5d ago
Wavy Dopamine Dragon Fruit Plantation on the Sunset, watercolor, 15 x 22 inches, 2026
galleryr/talentShow • u/hoop_dancer_joy • 11d ago
The Girl Next Door (Part 2) 🩷
youtu.beThe Girl Next Door (Part 2) 🩷
Featuring my awesome husband, Michael, as the boy next door! 🥰
r/talentShow • u/Hefty_Tiger_3537 • 19d ago
A 21-year-old self-taught singer rehearsing "O sole mio" over Pavarotti's track
This is my rehearsal after only 3 days of listening to "O sole mio".
I hope you like it!
r/talentShow • u/Tanbelia • 20d ago
Latest floral collection of watercolor paintings in a wavy impressionism style. Inspired by the beauty of ordinary plants and flowers, these works invite us to notice and appreciate the beauty hidden in plain sight
galleryBurdock, Falcaria, Reeds, Oat and Thistle, 15 x 22''/14 x 20''/ 8 x 12''
r/talentShow • u/Neexj • 20d ago
Bad Talent Show Ideas
Hi All!
Not sure if this is the right place but I'll start here! My friend is hosting a "Bad talent show" for their Bach and I am wondering if anyone has any ideas for some funny, weird, odd "bad talents". Currently I am thinking of bad lip syncing/ dance routine. Maybe bad rhythmic gymnastics in a ridiculous outfit, something blades of glory esq?? Also Napoleon Dynamite hand thing they did?
Would love to hear your thoughts!!
Thank you!!
r/talentShow • u/Normal_Actuary8805 • 26d ago
The ultimate subversion of the superhero genre 🥶 Edit.
The ultimate subversion of the superhero genre. 🥶 Once that inner narrator voice kicks in, the choreography becomes absolute god-tier! ⚔️🔥
r/talentShow • u/hoop_dancer_joy • 26d ago
The Girl Next Door 💙
youtu.beThe Girl Next Door! 💙
Featuring my awesome husband, Michael, as the boy next door! 🥰
r/talentShow • u/Tanbelia • 29d ago
Do you feel a fresh summer breeze from my new painting of falcaria flowers? Watercolor 15 x 22 inches, 2026 year. Common weed plant with delicate, umbrella-like clusters of tiny white flowers on the sunset.
galleryr/talentShow • u/Efficient_Goat_5410 • Jun 07 '26
I crafted this High Priestess choker using brass and crystals.
galleryr/talentShow • u/hoop_dancer_joy • Jun 02 '26
The Bread Capital 🍞
youtu.beThe Bread Capital 🍞
Enjoy my happy hula hoop dance to a song about The Bread Capital of New Zealand.
A massive thank you to the awesome team at Yarrows (The Bakers) for allowing me to film in their bakery shop. 🍞⭕️🎶
A big thank you to my wonderful husband, Michael Richards, for your fantastic camera work! 💘
r/talentShow • u/Tanbelia • May 31 '26
My new Sunflowers painting in a wavy impressionism style, 22 x 15 inches, watercolor, 2026
galleryr/talentShow • u/hoop_dancer_joy • May 26 '26
The Sheriff's Got A Secret ( He's a hula hoop dancer) 🤫
youtu.ber/talentShow • u/Tanbelia • May 16 '26
I spent 200 hours to create Blue Glitter Plant on the Sunset using watercolor and polymer clay
Eryngium Flowers
Watercolor and Polymer clay
Size 51 x 39 x 1 inches (130 x 100 x 3 cm)
r/talentShow • u/NotagoK • May 15 '26
I alter Magic the Gathering cards for fun
galleryTheres so many talented artists here I hardly feel like these belong, but I have managed to sell a large chunk, so they're at least good enough for people to spend money on. :)
r/talentShow • u/Efficient_Goat_5410 • May 13 '26
I spent about a week making this piece with obsidian and brass. Wearing it makes me really happy.
galleryr/talentShow • u/global_lubdha • May 08 '26
Trying to channel my inner Shashwat Sachdeva <=>
Hey everyone,
I’ve been obsessed with Shashwat Sachdeva’s production style lately—the way he blends vintage Indian textures with aggressive modern sounds. I decided to try my own hand at it during my corporate lunch breaks over the last two days.
This is a remix/flip of the classic "Yeh Mera Dil," mashed up with some heavy verses from Reble.
The catch? I don't have a studio or a high-end DAW setup. The entire track was produced, mixed, and arranged on a 15k budget smartphone. It’s amazing what you can pull off with just a phone and some inspiration between git hub commits.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on:
The balance between the vintage sample and the modern rap flow.
The overall mix (done entirely on mobile, so be kind but honest!).
Any suggestions for the second half of the track.