“I did study at degree level but my degree doesn’t really have much to do skill-wise with what I do now,” she admitted in an interview with Lecture in Progress. “I was never taught to use any of the programs I use in my jobs. However, I was taught to properly research and develop an idea. We always used to joke that fine art was a degree in conceptual thinking.”

According to Tooth, her best ideas come from observing other people. “Observing how people go about their days inspires me and ideas come to me when I’m reflecting,” she explains. “I do think it’s important to have a style – it makes your work memorable and professional,” she notes. “People like consistency, and if you have a style then a client is more likely to be able to visualise what sort of thing you can produce for them. Having said that – your style should always be developing and evolving, but these changes should happen slowly.”

Her tips for other creative: “Don’t work so hard that you burn out.” That and “Experiment a lot before honing in on a style, and have fun whilst doing it!” According to Tooth, once you’ve got a style, keep developing it and never stop. “Make work about things you love – it will feel so much more genuine.”

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“I get to have fun coming up with concepts (illustrations as well as words) for greeting cards of all sorts of occasions, which are printed in a beautiful old (and complicated to learn) technique of letterpress,” explained Griesinger in an interview with The Design Kids. “I also get to design stationery collections and products, gift-wrap and gift bags, which are later sold in stores like Papyrus, Homegoods, Marshalls, TJ-Max, and Clintons. So when you are out there buying a paper bag for your gift, you may be grabbing one of my creations.”

A graphic designer and illustrator by trade, Griesinger was born in the USSR to a family of artists and designers. Having later moved to Minsk, Belarus, she went to art school by the tender age of seven. But though Griesinger had a strong grounding in classical academic drawing and painting, she didn’t want to become a fine artist. Rather, she dreamed of joining the world of graphic design.

“Through my childhood, I distinctly remember drawing two kinds of things – funny animals and characters (before I started to read) and words and letters (after learning how to read),” she recalled. “I think it is only natural that after years of practicing both I became a greeting card graphic designer and illustrator.”

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Since launching The Happy News, Coxhead has turned into somewhat of a celebrity, appearing on BBC, and HuffPost, amongst other more traditional publications. Aside from her website, she also runs a buzzing Instagram page (with more than 130k fans to date), as well as a line of merch that includes a range of merry. greeting cards. And if that’s not enough, she’s also published a book titles Make Someone Happy with Penguin Random House.

“The fact that I can do what makes me happy for a living whilst also making others happy surely has to be the best thing ever!” she exclaimed in an interview with Virgin. “But also cups of tea, biscuits, and sunsets make me happy.”

Working from her rainbow-filled office, her goal is simple but poignant: make other people happy. “Without really realizing I started on my little happy mission,” she admits. “I thought if I could make a few people’s worlds a little happier then that’s what I would do until I figured out what I was going to do for a ‘proper’ job. I set up a Kickstarter to fund the first issue of The Happy Newspaper, a newspaper to celebrate all the good stuff going on in the world.”

But of course, that was only the beginning. Follow her social media pages for a bit of sunshine:

The post The World Is a Kinder, Happier Place Thanks to Emily Coxhead appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Aside from a buzzing online presence, her projects include book illustrations, textile and print licensing, stationery collections, and writing pieces about mental health and emotional well-being.

“I am interested in exploring the intricacies of human connection, and I use my work to unearth the small yet vibrant stories found in everyday life,” wrote Patel on her website. ​”Like you, I have many worlds inside of me. I am sensitive but tough. I am pragmatic but free. I am a dreamer. ​I hope my work will always serve as a simple reminder: you are not alone.”

“What you can control lies within yourself: your thoughts and attitudes, your wishes and desires, and the perspective you choose to live by,” she added in a later interview with Freelance Wisdom. “We often blame our fear for keeping us from moving forward, but it’s our perspective of fear that truly holds power—it can imbibe us with strength and courage, or it can slowly destroy us.”

According to her, “if you believe that everything that happens to you holds a lesson, you’ll be better equipped to find the lesson and learn from it. If you believe that there is purpose and meaning in difficult, you’ll find beauty in the obstacles you face.”

If those words alone don’t encourage you to take that leap of faith, her Instagram page might do.

The post Make Your Own Magic: Follow Meera Lee Patel’s Words of Wisdom appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

This couple-turned-Instagram-sensation joined forces to paint simultaneously. Together, they create mesmerizing artwork that is shared on social media.

You can see how they work together below and check out their Instagram page for more videos of their artistic process, plus photos of their finished pieces.

Would you let someone help you with your favorite hobby?

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The best matching tattoos tell a story that’s specific to you, so you can’t just copy an idea you saw online. With that in mind, we present you some amazing collection of couple tattoos. We hope they will motivate you to come up with something that you and a person you love have in common and then turn it into a cute design that can either be visible to everyone or hidden somewhere on your body.

Enjoy the gallery below.

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The images displayed here shows two pets, a dog, named Henry, and a kitten named Baloo. Incidentally, these images were obtained from their shared Instagram account. It’s easy to see why these two cuties have gained about 1.2 million followers.

The two have cultivated a unique relationship that is uncommon in the animal kingdom. This is really impressive, considering the fact that they are entirely different species.

As seen from their pictures, their relationship is really cordial and they show great affection for one another. Described by many as “cute”, their followers are always eager to see more pictures of the duo. Who wouldn’t? they are simply adorable.

The post Meet Henry and Baloo, Best Friends for Life appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

“I tried to capture the memories of raising a child through my drawings,” wrote the artist on Bored Panda. “So that when our daughter grows up she can go through these memories and know how our lives have been blessed with her.”

In his work, he only uses brush, pen, and ink and Reeshem tries to maintain a sketchbook for this purpose. His style is inspired by traditional Bengali art called “Gazir Pat” and “Patachitra.”

Scroll down to check out some of his work.

The post Artist Captures His Daughter’s Adventures Using Pen and Paper appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

“I find inspiration for quotes and drawings from my struggles with emotional issues since my teenage days,” the artist shared on Bored Panda. “I hope to spread more encouragement, understanding and support to people going through similar struggles in life with my creativity, and break the stigma of discussing emotional issues, especially in Hong Kong’s society.”

Scroll down and check out the young artist’s work below. Can you relate?

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“I did study at degree level but my degree doesn’t really have much to do skill-wise with what I do now,” she admitted in an interview with Lecture in Progress. “I was never taught to use any of the programs I use in my jobs. However, I was taught to properly research and develop an idea. We always used to joke that fine art was a degree in conceptual thinking.”

According to Tooth, her best ideas come from observing other people. “Observing how people go about their days inspires me and ideas come to me when I’m reflecting,” she explains. “I do think it’s important to have a style – it makes your work memorable and professional,” she notes. “People like consistency, and if you have a style then a client is more likely to be able to visualise what sort of thing you can produce for them. Having said that – your style should always be developing and evolving, but these changes should happen slowly.”

Her tips for other creative: “Don’t work so hard that you burn out.” That and “Experiment a lot before honing in on a style, and have fun whilst doing it!” According to Tooth, once you’ve got a style, keep developing it and never stop. “Make work about things you love – it will feel so much more genuine.”

The post Rosi Tooth’s Illustrations Are Genuinely Genuine appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

“I get to have fun coming up with concepts (illustrations as well as words) for greeting cards of all sorts of occasions, which are printed in a beautiful old (and complicated to learn) technique of letterpress,” explained Griesinger in an interview with The Design Kids. “I also get to design stationery collections and products, gift-wrap and gift bags, which are later sold in stores like Papyrus, Homegoods, Marshalls, TJ-Max, and Clintons. So when you are out there buying a paper bag for your gift, you may be grabbing one of my creations.”

A graphic designer and illustrator by trade, Griesinger was born in the USSR to a family of artists and designers. Having later moved to Minsk, Belarus, she went to art school by the tender age of seven. But though Griesinger had a strong grounding in classical academic drawing and painting, she didn’t want to become a fine artist. Rather, she dreamed of joining the world of graphic design.

“Through my childhood, I distinctly remember drawing two kinds of things – funny animals and characters (before I started to read) and words and letters (after learning how to read),” she recalled. “I think it is only natural that after years of practicing both I became a greeting card graphic designer and illustrator.”

The post Life Should Be Celebrated; Write That Greeting Card! appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Since launching The Happy News, Coxhead has turned into somewhat of a celebrity, appearing on BBC, and HuffPost, amongst other more traditional publications. Aside from her website, she also runs a buzzing Instagram page (with more than 130k fans to date), as well as a line of merch that includes a range of merry. greeting cards. And if that’s not enough, she’s also published a book titles Make Someone Happy with Penguin Random House.

“The fact that I can do what makes me happy for a living whilst also making others happy surely has to be the best thing ever!” she exclaimed in an interview with Virgin. “But also cups of tea, biscuits, and sunsets make me happy.”

Working from her rainbow-filled office, her goal is simple but poignant: make other people happy. “Without really realizing I started on my little happy mission,” she admits. “I thought if I could make a few people’s worlds a little happier then that’s what I would do until I figured out what I was going to do for a ‘proper’ job. I set up a Kickstarter to fund the first issue of The Happy Newspaper, a newspaper to celebrate all the good stuff going on in the world.”

But of course, that was only the beginning. Follow her social media pages for a bit of sunshine:

The post The World Is a Kinder, Happier Place Thanks to Emily Coxhead appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Aside from a buzzing online presence, her projects include book illustrations, textile and print licensing, stationery collections, and writing pieces about mental health and emotional well-being.

“I am interested in exploring the intricacies of human connection, and I use my work to unearth the small yet vibrant stories found in everyday life,” wrote Patel on her website. ​”Like you, I have many worlds inside of me. I am sensitive but tough. I am pragmatic but free. I am a dreamer. ​I hope my work will always serve as a simple reminder: you are not alone.”

“What you can control lies within yourself: your thoughts and attitudes, your wishes and desires, and the perspective you choose to live by,” she added in a later interview with Freelance Wisdom. “We often blame our fear for keeping us from moving forward, but it’s our perspective of fear that truly holds power—it can imbibe us with strength and courage, or it can slowly destroy us.”

According to her, “if you believe that everything that happens to you holds a lesson, you’ll be better equipped to find the lesson and learn from it. If you believe that there is purpose and meaning in difficult, you’ll find beauty in the obstacles you face.”

If those words alone don’t encourage you to take that leap of faith, her Instagram page might do.

The post Make Your Own Magic: Follow Meera Lee Patel’s Words of Wisdom appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

This couple-turned-Instagram-sensation joined forces to paint simultaneously. Together, they create mesmerizing artwork that is shared on social media.

You can see how they work together below and check out their Instagram page for more videos of their artistic process, plus photos of their finished pieces.

Would you let someone help you with your favorite hobby?

The post Couple Creates Stunning Art by Painting Simultaneously appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

The best matching tattoos tell a story that’s specific to you, so you can’t just copy an idea you saw online. With that in mind, we present you some amazing collection of couple tattoos. We hope they will motivate you to come up with something that you and a person you love have in common and then turn it into a cute design that can either be visible to everyone or hidden somewhere on your body.

Enjoy the gallery below.

The post These Matching Tattoos Are Perfect appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

The images displayed here shows two pets, a dog, named Henry, and a kitten named Baloo. Incidentally, these images were obtained from their shared Instagram account. It’s easy to see why these two cuties have gained about 1.2 million followers.

The two have cultivated a unique relationship that is uncommon in the animal kingdom. This is really impressive, considering the fact that they are entirely different species.

As seen from their pictures, their relationship is really cordial and they show great affection for one another. Described by many as “cute”, their followers are always eager to see more pictures of the duo. Who wouldn’t? they are simply adorable.

The post Meet Henry and Baloo, Best Friends for Life appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

“I tried to capture the memories of raising a child through my drawings,” wrote the artist on Bored Panda. “So that when our daughter grows up she can go through these memories and know how our lives have been blessed with her.”

In his work, he only uses brush, pen, and ink and Reeshem tries to maintain a sketchbook for this purpose. His style is inspired by traditional Bengali art called “Gazir Pat” and “Patachitra.”

Scroll down to check out some of his work.

The post Artist Captures His Daughter’s Adventures Using Pen and Paper appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

“I find inspiration for quotes and drawings from my struggles with emotional issues since my teenage days,” the artist shared on Bored Panda. “I hope to spread more encouragement, understanding and support to people going through similar struggles in life with my creativity, and break the stigma of discussing emotional issues, especially in Hong Kong’s society.”

Scroll down and check out the young artist’s work below. Can you relate?

The post Illustrator Creates Heart Warming Cartoons That Reflect On Self-Love appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

The post Valentines Day Wallpapers appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.