I need help with a final ART PROJECT assignment...HELP PLEASE?

You could paint simple flowers. Just practice drawing any kinds of flowers that you know how to draw and paint a whole bunch of them in different heights for your art project. Then add grass, a sunshine, clouds and mabye a caterpillar!!!!

just paint a flower thats simple but not too simple. its not that hard. just look at something around the house and paint it. I would paint a really pretty flower, but thats just me. Maybe you are good at painting animals or something. I dont know! Paint something that you know will turn out good but not take you so long.

Try a closeup of a leaf. It's simple, but the veins and designs can be very intricate!

you can try to paint a simple still life of like a teacup and a teapot. or draw an animal that you like in its natural environment. good luck!! :)

Why not do a simple still life with a complementary color scheme? Like orange objects on a blue cloth, red objects on a green cloth, or yellow objects on a purple cloth? Include some reflective surfaces (glass) or shiny things to show you understand value.

maybe a still life with a flower...

Those who say that flowers are easy to draw and to paint have never trie it ! No, you should take either a simple landscape that you like, a sunset, or whatever not too complicated, or otherwise paint a nice jar, vase, etc in context but with nothing in it. But why did you take art to start with ??? I wish you good luck.

simple ehh, flowers, a vase, jewelry, trinkets, scarf in one picture all heck just paint the ocean - go to the beach!

There is nothing wrong with abstract art. Why not try a color field painting? The challenge is to balance areas of contrasting and complementary colors into a unified whole. It beats making a picture of an old barn or something ever so cute like kittens. Enough junk art already! All art is abstract in the sense that it abstracts a moment of time and space into a frame. What we see in reality has no frame, and our eyes are never focussed long enough to get the amount of detail in a so-called realist piece of art.