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]]>Potter founded People I’ve Loved in 2011 after leaving her job at Colpa Press to start a printing workshop of her own. She used the power of social media to transform her visual brand into a true sensation, and she’s now working with a team of like-minded people who are all trying to figure out what it means to exist in this time and space.
Potter’s illustrations experienced a huge boom on social media due to their relatable nature, and she’s a huge believer that people must have an emotional relationship with art to truly appreciate it.
“I gravitate toward art that is somehow reflective of my own experience – almost like holding up a mirror to a life that I either want or have had. Whenever I make something that is hard, painful, or beautiful, I have faith that the piece is comforting someone out there,” Porter told Samsung Newsroom.
“People I’ve Loved” is now followed by almost 900,000 people on Instagram, and Porter published three books under this moniker, in addition to selling everything from notepads and journals to greeting cards and gifts with her illustrations.
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]]>The post Giulia Rosa’s Illustrations Will Help You Dive Into the Depths of Your Soul appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Rosa is an Italian artist with almost 650,000 Instagram followers under her belt, who enjoyed scribbling from an early age. She decided to pursue her love for art by getting a degree in graphic design and explored her dream of being a film director during her master’s studies before going back to the drawing board.
Rosa always enjoyed drawing people and exploring the complex thoughts that go inside their heads through her thought-provoking illustrations.
“My drawings are kind of like a peek into my head, showing the twists and turns of my everyday life, the vibe of my thoughts, and the tricky bits of my challenges. I don’t really use art as a ‘social tool’; it’s more like my personal venting session,” she told Bored Panda.
Rosa’s illustrations often tackle many injustices we face in the modern world, exploring such topics as gender inequality, body positivity, and mental health. We’ve also seen her work on several series of illustrations over the years, including one inspired by zodiac signs and another that pays homage to Hayao Miyazaki’s films.
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]]>The post Artist Creates Thought-Provoking Illustrations Inspired By Modern Life appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Ingravalle describes his works, collected in a series titled Mindshots, as “universally understandable illustrations which deal with different aspects of our modern life.” They explore different but relatable subjects of social media, distractions, overworking, broken relationships, and more.
“The inspiration for each piece comes from my everyday life while working, talking, watching a movie, hanging out with friends, or getting bored in the waiting rooms. Some are socially critical, humorous, or just plain ridiculous,” the artist explains on his website.
Ingravalle’s illustrations have been exhibited in art galleries and featured in a number of publications. He also collaborated with a number of high-profile brands through his Maivisto Studio, including Adidas, Marvel, ESPN, National Geographic, and Peugeot.
Ingravalle also published a book titled 50 Mindshots, featuring 50 of his illustrations. If you can’t get a hold of this book, don’t worry; the artist also shares all of his works on social media. Continue scrolling to check out more of them below.
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]]>The post Muhammed Sajid’s Vivid Illustrations Celebrate the Culture of Kerala, India appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Through his works, Sajid aims to showcase the beauty of Kerala, its people, and the rich culture of the region. The illustrations pack figures, objects, patterns, and specific garments that are deeply rooted in Kerala’s history. These are all the things Sajid was exposed to while growing up, and they became deeply rooted in his mind.
All of Sajid’s illustrations inspired by the region he grew up in are now part of the ever-growing series Folks from Kerala.
“Some of the pieces that I had done in that series show people who are familiar folks and faces from the village,” he says. “I felt that no one gave much attention to how simple and beautiful their lives were.”
Sajid, who is currently based in Bangalore, shares his newest illustrations on social media, including Instagram. His works have also been exhibited in his native India, and he is gearing up to present some of them at Galerie Kurokama in Paris, France, in 2024.
Continue scrolling to check out more of Sajid’s vivid illustrations below.
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]]>The post Jocelin Carmes’ Illustrations Walk the Fine Line Between Spooky and Sublime appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>This visual development and concept artist is based in Marseille, France, and his works of art are transporting his 240,000 Instagram followers to new worlds every day. Carmes’ inspiration comes from many different places, and they’re often science fiction-based, while still staying rooted in reality.
Even when he’s taking us to futuristic wastelands and depicting scenes that are straight out of this world, there’s still something incredibly raw and human about his work. He enjoys focusing on lone characters because they help him portray scale and proportion and convey the sense of nostalgia that his illustrations wouldn’t be the same without.
“I visualize the scene, in particular when I’m doing research on the subject, prior to working on the illustration. I want people who look at my work to imagine themselves in the setting. A lot of my inspiration comes from the cinema, from photography, and from other artists,” Carmes told Ariane Group.
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]]>The post Antоn Gudim’s “Yes, But” Illustrations are Hilariously Exploring the Duality of Life appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Gudim is a Russian artist and illustrator who attracted almost two million followers across two Instagram accounts with his two-panel comics. He’s the master of dark humor, and his illustrations portray modern society in all of its absurdity.
Gudim enjoyed drawing from a young age, but he didn’t pursue art academically. Following graduation, he started working as an engineer, but something wasn’t clicking even after he changed a few jobs, so he decided to return to drawing.
Artists often deal with a creative block, but Gudim is yet to run into this problem. He doesn’t struggle finding inspiration for his work, and he’s seeing things he could draw on every turn.
“I am not doing anything on purpose. I am not out for a ‘safari’ with a camera on people to see them in their habitat… As soon as I started the ‘Yes, But’ project, I began to notice examples of this format literally everywhere. So I just live and take notes,” he told Bored Panda.
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]]>The post Gabriel Picolo Reimagines DC’s “Teen Titans” as Modern-Day Superheroes appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Picolo gained prominence on social media for reimagining DC’s Teen Titans as modern-day superheroes. In his captivating illustrations, these superheroes look, act, and feel like they belong to the world we live in. They share their lives on social media, they enjoy binge-watching TV shows, and are in love with cats.
“More than drawing, I love telling stories through drawings, that’s why I decided I wanted to make comics. Even when I draw a single illustration, the narrative is my favorite element,” explained Picolo in a recent chat with Bored Panda.
Picolo’s recognizable works have not only captured the attention of social media users but also companies that hired him for various projects. DC Comics especially took note of his work based on their characters and recruited him to contribute to new Teen Titans editions.
So far, Picolo contributed artwork to three DC’s graphic novels: Teen Titans: Beast Boy, Teen Titans: Raven, and Teen Titans: Beast Boy Loves Raven. He also created the cover for Teen Titans: Raven.
Check out more of his intriguing works below.
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]]>The post Goofy Gods Comics Are Putting a Hilarious Twist on Greek Mythology appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>This Instagram page was founded by two best friends, who knew each other from high school, and it attracted over 400,000 followers since 2019. The creative duo bonded over a similar sense of humor, and they started creating comics by each other’s side after realizing they share a love for Greek mythology.
The duo mostly focuses on making fun of Greek mythology in their comics, but they’re no strangers to adding pop culture references to the mix, paying homage to everything from Disney movies to Harry Potter and Game of Thrones.
We’ve seen many Greek gods make their way into these comics, from Zeus to Hades, but the three-headed dog Cerberus, known as Cerbie in the comics, is their biggest star.
“At first it was mostly just 1-off jokes, but after a while, we decided to do full stories spreading over multiple comics… We’re also huge dog fans, so Cerbie was a great way to convey our love for dogs!” the duo told Bored Panda.
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]]>The post Iulia Bochis’ Illustrations Will Guide You on Your Journey to Self-Discovery appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Bochis lives in Switzerland, but she’s originally from the Romanian city of Cluj-Napoca. She spent most of 2019 living and traveling around Asia, and fell in love with art during this time.
The illustrated journal she kept during her travels was the catalyst of her creative journey. She used it to chronicle her inner experiences, and later started creating art “inspired by the magic of life and the human spark of love and creativity” and opened an Instagram account to share it with a larger audience.
Three years down the road, Bochis has over 700,000 Instagram followers under her belt. She also opened an official web shop where she’s selling the prints of her most popular illustrations.
Bochis is also a published author, and her book The Sun, the Sea, and the Stars features some of her best work in one place. Penguin Random House described it as a vibrantly illustrated book, which will inspire you to “trust the process, find comfort in new beginnings, and reflect on the beauty and magic that exists in the world around you.”
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]]>The post Connie Au’s Food Illustrations Are a Yummy Delight appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Au’s journey as an illustrator started about a decade ago, and she didn’t expect it to become a full-time job. In the beginning, it was just a hobby, and she learned the secrets of the craft through the books she was reading, mostly focusing on making vibrant realistic watercolor works.
She also enjoys working with gouache, acrylic, and colored pencils, but watercolors remain her personal favorite because they allow her to create accurate and sharp images.
When it comes to the subjects she enjoys exploring, Au is no stranger to botanical, animal, and urban themes. She lets her curiosity run wild, but she’s best known as a food illustrator and her body of work mostly consists of illustrations of everyone’s favorite comfort foods.
Au is fascinated with this subject matter because she believes that food is more than just sustenance. It reminds us of the good times we shared with our loved ones and has the power to take us back to the special moments from our past, and that’s why Au enjoys capturing its beauty through her work.
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]]>The post “People I’ve Loved” Illustrations Will Help You Find Meaning in a Meaningless World appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Potter founded People I’ve Loved in 2011 after leaving her job at Colpa Press to start a printing workshop of her own. She used the power of social media to transform her visual brand into a true sensation, and she’s now working with a team of like-minded people who are all trying to figure out what it means to exist in this time and space.
Potter’s illustrations experienced a huge boom on social media due to their relatable nature, and she’s a huge believer that people must have an emotional relationship with art to truly appreciate it.
“I gravitate toward art that is somehow reflective of my own experience – almost like holding up a mirror to a life that I either want or have had. Whenever I make something that is hard, painful, or beautiful, I have faith that the piece is comforting someone out there,” Porter told Samsung Newsroom.
“People I’ve Loved” is now followed by almost 900,000 people on Instagram, and Porter published three books under this moniker, in addition to selling everything from notepads and journals to greeting cards and gifts with her illustrations.
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]]>The post Giulia Rosa’s Illustrations Will Help You Dive Into the Depths of Your Soul appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Rosa is an Italian artist with almost 650,000 Instagram followers under her belt, who enjoyed scribbling from an early age. She decided to pursue her love for art by getting a degree in graphic design and explored her dream of being a film director during her master’s studies before going back to the drawing board.
Rosa always enjoyed drawing people and exploring the complex thoughts that go inside their heads through her thought-provoking illustrations.
“My drawings are kind of like a peek into my head, showing the twists and turns of my everyday life, the vibe of my thoughts, and the tricky bits of my challenges. I don’t really use art as a ‘social tool’; it’s more like my personal venting session,” she told Bored Panda.
Rosa’s illustrations often tackle many injustices we face in the modern world, exploring such topics as gender inequality, body positivity, and mental health. We’ve also seen her work on several series of illustrations over the years, including one inspired by zodiac signs and another that pays homage to Hayao Miyazaki’s films.
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]]>The post Artist Creates Thought-Provoking Illustrations Inspired By Modern Life appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Ingravalle describes his works, collected in a series titled Mindshots, as “universally understandable illustrations which deal with different aspects of our modern life.” They explore different but relatable subjects of social media, distractions, overworking, broken relationships, and more.
“The inspiration for each piece comes from my everyday life while working, talking, watching a movie, hanging out with friends, or getting bored in the waiting rooms. Some are socially critical, humorous, or just plain ridiculous,” the artist explains on his website.
Ingravalle’s illustrations have been exhibited in art galleries and featured in a number of publications. He also collaborated with a number of high-profile brands through his Maivisto Studio, including Adidas, Marvel, ESPN, National Geographic, and Peugeot.
Ingravalle also published a book titled 50 Mindshots, featuring 50 of his illustrations. If you can’t get a hold of this book, don’t worry; the artist also shares all of his works on social media. Continue scrolling to check out more of them below.
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]]>The post Muhammed Sajid’s Vivid Illustrations Celebrate the Culture of Kerala, India appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Through his works, Sajid aims to showcase the beauty of Kerala, its people, and the rich culture of the region. The illustrations pack figures, objects, patterns, and specific garments that are deeply rooted in Kerala’s history. These are all the things Sajid was exposed to while growing up, and they became deeply rooted in his mind.
All of Sajid’s illustrations inspired by the region he grew up in are now part of the ever-growing series Folks from Kerala.
“Some of the pieces that I had done in that series show people who are familiar folks and faces from the village,” he says. “I felt that no one gave much attention to how simple and beautiful their lives were.”
Sajid, who is currently based in Bangalore, shares his newest illustrations on social media, including Instagram. His works have also been exhibited in his native India, and he is gearing up to present some of them at Galerie Kurokama in Paris, France, in 2024.
Continue scrolling to check out more of Sajid’s vivid illustrations below.
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]]>The post Jocelin Carmes’ Illustrations Walk the Fine Line Between Spooky and Sublime appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>This visual development and concept artist is based in Marseille, France, and his works of art are transporting his 240,000 Instagram followers to new worlds every day. Carmes’ inspiration comes from many different places, and they’re often science fiction-based, while still staying rooted in reality.
Even when he’s taking us to futuristic wastelands and depicting scenes that are straight out of this world, there’s still something incredibly raw and human about his work. He enjoys focusing on lone characters because they help him portray scale and proportion and convey the sense of nostalgia that his illustrations wouldn’t be the same without.
“I visualize the scene, in particular when I’m doing research on the subject, prior to working on the illustration. I want people who look at my work to imagine themselves in the setting. A lot of my inspiration comes from the cinema, from photography, and from other artists,” Carmes told Ariane Group.
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]]>The post Antоn Gudim’s “Yes, But” Illustrations are Hilariously Exploring the Duality of Life appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Gudim is a Russian artist and illustrator who attracted almost two million followers across two Instagram accounts with his two-panel comics. He’s the master of dark humor, and his illustrations portray modern society in all of its absurdity.
Gudim enjoyed drawing from a young age, but he didn’t pursue art academically. Following graduation, he started working as an engineer, but something wasn’t clicking even after he changed a few jobs, so he decided to return to drawing.
Artists often deal with a creative block, but Gudim is yet to run into this problem. He doesn’t struggle finding inspiration for his work, and he’s seeing things he could draw on every turn.
“I am not doing anything on purpose. I am not out for a ‘safari’ with a camera on people to see them in their habitat… As soon as I started the ‘Yes, But’ project, I began to notice examples of this format literally everywhere. So I just live and take notes,” he told Bored Panda.
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]]>The post Gabriel Picolo Reimagines DC’s “Teen Titans” as Modern-Day Superheroes appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Picolo gained prominence on social media for reimagining DC’s Teen Titans as modern-day superheroes. In his captivating illustrations, these superheroes look, act, and feel like they belong to the world we live in. They share their lives on social media, they enjoy binge-watching TV shows, and are in love with cats.
“More than drawing, I love telling stories through drawings, that’s why I decided I wanted to make comics. Even when I draw a single illustration, the narrative is my favorite element,” explained Picolo in a recent chat with Bored Panda.
Picolo’s recognizable works have not only captured the attention of social media users but also companies that hired him for various projects. DC Comics especially took note of his work based on their characters and recruited him to contribute to new Teen Titans editions.
So far, Picolo contributed artwork to three DC’s graphic novels: Teen Titans: Beast Boy, Teen Titans: Raven, and Teen Titans: Beast Boy Loves Raven. He also created the cover for Teen Titans: Raven.
Check out more of his intriguing works below.
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]]>The post Goofy Gods Comics Are Putting a Hilarious Twist on Greek Mythology appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>This Instagram page was founded by two best friends, who knew each other from high school, and it attracted over 400,000 followers since 2019. The creative duo bonded over a similar sense of humor, and they started creating comics by each other’s side after realizing they share a love for Greek mythology.
The duo mostly focuses on making fun of Greek mythology in their comics, but they’re no strangers to adding pop culture references to the mix, paying homage to everything from Disney movies to Harry Potter and Game of Thrones.
We’ve seen many Greek gods make their way into these comics, from Zeus to Hades, but the three-headed dog Cerberus, known as Cerbie in the comics, is their biggest star.
“At first it was mostly just 1-off jokes, but after a while, we decided to do full stories spreading over multiple comics… We’re also huge dog fans, so Cerbie was a great way to convey our love for dogs!” the duo told Bored Panda.
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]]>The post Iulia Bochis’ Illustrations Will Guide You on Your Journey to Self-Discovery appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Bochis lives in Switzerland, but she’s originally from the Romanian city of Cluj-Napoca. She spent most of 2019 living and traveling around Asia, and fell in love with art during this time.
The illustrated journal she kept during her travels was the catalyst of her creative journey. She used it to chronicle her inner experiences, and later started creating art “inspired by the magic of life and the human spark of love and creativity” and opened an Instagram account to share it with a larger audience.
Three years down the road, Bochis has over 700,000 Instagram followers under her belt. She also opened an official web shop where she’s selling the prints of her most popular illustrations.
Bochis is also a published author, and her book The Sun, the Sea, and the Stars features some of her best work in one place. Penguin Random House described it as a vibrantly illustrated book, which will inspire you to “trust the process, find comfort in new beginnings, and reflect on the beauty and magic that exists in the world around you.”
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]]>The post Connie Au’s Food Illustrations Are a Yummy Delight appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Au’s journey as an illustrator started about a decade ago, and she didn’t expect it to become a full-time job. In the beginning, it was just a hobby, and she learned the secrets of the craft through the books she was reading, mostly focusing on making vibrant realistic watercolor works.
She also enjoys working with gouache, acrylic, and colored pencils, but watercolors remain her personal favorite because they allow her to create accurate and sharp images.
When it comes to the subjects she enjoys exploring, Au is no stranger to botanical, animal, and urban themes. She lets her curiosity run wild, but she’s best known as a food illustrator and her body of work mostly consists of illustrations of everyone’s favorite comfort foods.
Au is fascinated with this subject matter because she believes that food is more than just sustenance. It reminds us of the good times we shared with our loved ones and has the power to take us back to the special moments from our past, and that’s why Au enjoys capturing its beauty through her work.
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