Art

People who’ve read many comics and watched stories tend to feel how stories would flow.

Sometimes they throw shades at ridiculous social norms, discrimination, and humanity in general.

It seems that people have a better knack at this. Just look at all these classical artworks of portraits and scenery.

Jessica Nigri is a popular cosplayer with over 4.1m followers on her Instagram.

The practice of cosplaying has its roots traced to the 15th century, where people dressed up as historical figures, famous characters, and objects.

If you believe the best kind of comedy is the one you never see coming, then Tony Esp is the right Artist for you.

Ricky Hawkins make comics based on these prevalent tropes and scenes you see in shows and movies.

Most of you who know this name may have also subscribed to her on Tapas.

It’s quite captivating and even more hilarious, with celebrities being the inspiration for awful portraits.

His artworks do not have dialogues, making them enjoyable to anyone from anywhere. As long as it’s a social issue or theme that people are used to.

This isn’t Harry Potter, nor are the tattoos possessed. These ‘moving tattoo’ designs refer to how the picture seems to ‘move’ according to how you move your body.

What is being in love like? At the risk of sounding way too cheesy, love makes people do things they never thought they’d ever do.

That is what people think until NY Cartoonist puts them on the stage as the main characters.

They say you can tell a thousand-word story with only one picture. That’s the concept Yuval Robichek believes in when he draws.

Only wooden ships would cross and very rarely, massive floating wood carrying hundreds of people

When it comes to his favorite theme to draw, it’s easy to say how they’re often weird, sarcastic, and uncomfortable for some people.