Our "Female Artist of the Week" feature provides a platform for and shines a spotlight on a talented female artist whose content deserves to be shared with the world. This week we're so excited to feature Donna Adi, an incredibly talented artist and creative director from Los Angeles, whose viral content combines vibrant illustrations with lifestyle and fashion photographs. Her incredible talent and breathtaking artwork have allowed her to work with major companies such as Puma, Google, and Michael Kors, to create brand campaigns and events worldwide. We spent some time with Donna, who shared her creative journey with us and told us all about her exciting new projects.
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Being a woman is a true blessing and we are indeed the fairer sex. In fact, I like to think of women as a tribe who more or less all experience the same stuff, have variations of the same weird quirks, and who have the same crazy thoughts. But for some reason, we don't share these occurrences with each other, and often we're left feeling like we are the only one who is experiencing it. Well, these tweets will make you feel a whole lot better about all the stuff that goes on in your head and will reassure you that you're not alone in your female craziness awesomeness!
Some beauty trends are truly beautiful and go viral for all the right reasons, but others are too awful to comprehend. Whoever thinks of the bad ones needs to be fired from the industry asap, even if they do make for entertaining content. For example, this latest trend which involves women putting glitter on their armpit hair? Why? Who knows, but it's a thing. Just use the #glitterpits on Instagram and you'll see what we're talking about. Here is a selection of the weird trend to brighten up your day!
Unfortunately, the crazy times we're living in requires us to wear facemasks whenever we leave the house. Although they're uncomfortable and annoying, they're crucial for protecting ourselves and others from infection, so we have to deal with it. Thankfully, the funny women of Twitter have articulated all the highs and lows that come with wearing a facemask, and we've compiled the funniest ones are below for you to scroll through and relate hard to.
There are some things you'll only relate to if you're a girl when it comes to skincare. Whether it's the pain of having too much makeup but none of it working for your skin or spending ridiculous amounts of money on creams, these pictures are all-too-relatable for all you ladies out there. Scroll through and see how many of them speak directly to your soul or skin.
Each week we bring you a talented female artist who produces incredible quality content. This week we've picked Beisme, whose adorable comics show her relationship with her boyfriend and the intricacies of everyday love. They prove that it's not always pretty, and oftentimes you need to make yourself vulnerable, but the rewards are worth it. Take a look at her brilliant drawings below and once you've enjoyed that, check out last week's female artist of the week in case you missed it.
Each week we bring you a talented female artist who produces incredible quality content. This week we've picked Thais Vanderheyden, a Belgian writer, and illustrator of children's books whose illustrations showing quarantine life with four toddlers are hilariously relatable (if you're stuck at home with kids). Her drawings depict the daily struggles of trying to keep up with work, have some alone time, and keep her kids occupied, which is hard enough at the best of times, never mind being quarantined with them. Take a look at her brilliant drawings below and once you've enjoyed that, check out last week's female artist of the week in case you missed it.
Each week we bring you a talented female artist who produces incredible quality content. This week, we've picked Sabincomics, an art student who has created a colorful collection of animated comics all about the everyday struggles and relatable situations of being a girl. With 14k followers on Instagram, she also has a YouTube channel where she uploads tutorials on how she creates her comics. Her work is inspired by her own life and her passion is making people laugh through her work.
Take a look at her brilliant heartfelt comics below and once you've enjoyed that, check out last week's female artist of the week in case you missed it.
Each week we bring you a talented female artist who produces incredible quality content and this week, we've picked Hanna, creator of Bloome Comics. Hanna's cartoons are based on a 20-year-old girl born in the internet age, who experiences all the every-day relatable situations that life throws at women. Her comics aim to let women know that they are not alone in their struggles because all women are going through exactly the same things. Her work is refreshing, creative, and honest, as well as totally chuckle-worthy. Once you've enjoyed a selection of her brilliant creations below, check out last week's female artist of the week in case you missed it.
Casey Drake, a Florida mom has found a way to spread smiles and positivity amongst her community by creating cartoon masterpieces on her sidewalk using chalk. Her creations show the well-known Disney, Pixar, and other iconic characters safely practicing and coping with social distancing. "Laughter is the best medicine, and we can all use a little bit of humor right now I think," she said in an interview with WKMG. Her messages touch on things we've all felt and can relate to during the pandemic; from Dorothy from The Wizzard of Oz's classic line of "there's no place like home", to Robin getting a little too close to Batman. Check out her gorgeous creations below!
Each week we bring you a talented female artist who produces incredible quality content and this week, we've picked Adrienne Hedger, the artist behind Hedger Humor. The Southern Californian artist's cartoons are based on "the ridiculous, dramatic and exhausting situations that make life interesting and fun", but the current quarantine life we all find ourselves in has given her a whole lot more to be creative about. Adrienne spoke to us all about how she finds inspiration for her cartoons, her creative process and how they actually help take her mind off other things.
Once you've enjoyed a selection of her brilliant creations below, check out last week's female artist of the week in case you missed it.
Each week we bring you a talented female artist who produces incredible quality content and this week, we've picked Koreen Odiney, the creator of Instagram account We're Not Really Strangers. This incredible page is full of motivational messages that all strangers can identify with, mostly showing that the way we see ourselves can help us create meaningful connections in everyday life. Its main messages are about loving people including ourselves. Koreen has also turned her brilliance into a card game, which is also geared towards empowering meaningful connections. Once you've enjoyed a selection of her brilliant creations below, check out last week's female artist of the week in case you missed it.
Each week we bring you a talented female artist who creates incredible quality content and this week, we've picked Samantha Rothenberg, aka Violet Clair, the illustrator who turns her follower's submissions on their sh**ty dating experiences into comics and memes. They are quirky, funny, and oh so relatable to anyone who is dating or has dated (so, everyone really). Once you've enjoyed some of our favorite of her brilliant creations below, check out last week's female artist of the week in case you missed it.
Each week we bring you a talented female artist who creates incredible quality content and this week, we've picked Becca Saladin, the graphic designer behind Instagram account @royalty_now_. Becca's combined passion for making history come alive and photoshop means that she is able to "Photomanipulate how historical figures would look if they were alive today", according to her Facebook page. Check out how Becca's interpretation of what royalty from the past would look like today comes to life in her pictures below. Once you've enjoyed her brilliant creations, check out last week's female artist of the week in case you missed it.
Each week we bring you a talented female artist who creates incredible quality content and this week, we've picked Samantha Raye, the graphic designer behind Instagram account @tasteofstreep. This is a page dedicated solely to combining pictures of Meryl Streep with delicious-looking food, which is not only original but kind of genius too. Samantha painstakingly ensures that Meryl's outfits are matching every meal, showing off her photoshop skills and creativity and making you love Meryl even more than you probably already do. In fact, she looks good enough to eat in most of these pictures. From lounging around on a piece of sushi to taking a bath in a bowl of macaroni cheese, check out some of our favorite pictures from her collection below. Once you've enjoyed Samatha's brilliant creations, check out last week's female artist of the week in case you missed it.
"Is there a typo in the title? Don't you mean Valentine's Day", I'm hearing you ask?
Nope - Galentine's Day is a concept, or holiday, created by Leslie Knope from Parks and Rec. It takes place on February 13, when, in her words, "My lady friends and I leave our husbands and our boyfriends at home, and we just come and kick it, breakfast-style. Ladies celebrating ladies. It's like Lilith Fair, minus the angst. Plus frittatas."
So basically, it's a time for us babes to kick it back at brunch while celebrating ourselves and each other, and telling Valentine's Day to do one. Sounds pretty good to me! In the spirit of this great day, here are some of the best Galentine's Day tweets on the internet; inspired by Leslie Knope's genius, empowering women the world over, and giving strong female friendships the credit they deserve.
