Thanks to Twitter user, @Retr0Joe, for bringing African movie posters into the spotlight -- we can comfortable say this is the best thing we've seen all day.
The artist behind these magnificent artworks is Daniel Anum Jasper. D.A. Jasper has been a pioneer of Ghana movie poster painting since the 1980s. You can see more of his work on Instagram!
What an amazing day to be alive.
And honestly, we're here for it.
Buzzfeed Artist, Crystal Ro, has taken the ever-popular "Baby Yoda" and re-imagined him dressed as each one of the Disney princesses.
The result? Pure magic.
"Baby Yoda" as Disney princesses is not something we would have ever thought of but we're sure glad someone out there did.
Yehuda Devir, the popular artist behind some of your favorite marriage-life illustrations, is a dad!
Yehuda Devir, and wife Maya Devir, have welcomed a baby girl named Ariel -- who also has an Instagram account of her own!
And to commemorate the occasion, there was a lovely life shift in his illustrations, previously mostly based on marriage -- now it's all about love and parenthood.
The new illustrations are relatable for all parents, but it definitely sprinkles some humor into this thing we call life.
Congratutions, Yehuda and Maya Devir!
Artist Rodrigo Miguel Sepúlveda Nunes (who calls himself 'Vile'), was born in Vila Franca de Xira, and at the young age of 14 began to paint graffiti. Rodrigo studied Cartoon & Animation Films and Drawing and Illustration and polished his skills in such techniques as watercolor, oil, charcoal, digital drawing and tattooing, Vile is perfecting his mastery of "transparent" graffiti.
Check out some of his work below:
"Look at this trash, isn't it neat? Wouldn't you think my collection's complete?"
'The Little Trashmaid' is a wonderfully illustration comic strip by the very talented s0s2, who you can follow on Instagram and Youtube!
The story is similar to that of Ariel's, scouring the ocean floor for human things and trying to figure out what each gadget and gizmo is. The difference is, the Little Trashmaid is surrounded by the trash we humans dump into the ocean.
The beautiful and strong illustrations below show what we have done to our favorite little mermaid.
This art style is called, 'kirigami' and it a form of paper art and not-so-distant cousin of the classic origami art. 'Kiru,' in Japanese, means "to cut" and 'kami' means "paper". However, artist Haruki-sensei doesn't cut usual paper to create his artworks.
His 'paper' comes from the packaging of popular Japanese snacks! And the art he creates from each boxing is truly jaw-dropping.
Prepare yourself for this magic!
And we're obsessed. Let's face it, princess or not, no one, and we mean no one would look that perfect 24/7. At first, Andhika Muksin would photoshop Disney characters onto celebrity photos but now he's made a turn with his art and we're totally here for the magic carpet ride! Enjoy what these Disney characters would've actually looked like in certain angles/situations if they weren't Disney-ifed!
Helena Fernandes, a Brazilian tattoo artist who is known for nonconventional artistic style is making waves in the tattoo world. This artist has created her own niche, what some dubbed as "ugly tattoos" and everyone is loving it! One thing is for certain, her drawings are uniquely hers. You can follow her Instagram account here!
Illustrator Avner Geller is inspired by the funny things he overhears people say so he turns them into amusing illustrations we can all easily relate to. His second book is now on Kickstarter. See some of his work in the gallery below and if you want more, check out his instagram page.
Famous Photoshopper James Fridman (trust us, you know his work), has come out with a new character that goes by the name "Bobli" and everyone has fallen in love! Bobli loves all things watermelon and has an online store where all profits generated will be donated to the James Fridman Foundation that helps and supports children and young people affected by social issues. You can follow Bobli on Instagram, @heyimbobli! Check out the wholesome character below:
