Life illustration art

First of all, I want to say that I have Aspergers Syndrome; so, apologies, if my post seems a little strange in comparison to other posts (and this is my VERY 1st post, so please go easy on me). I cope with multiple illnesses & disabilities that make daily life a huge struggle (e.g: post-sepsis syndrome after traumatic bowel rupture in 2013, below-knee amputation after 10 years of CRPS, type 1 diabetic & PCOS/endometriosis, just to name a few); so I do what I can to keep my spirits up. One…

Benedetto Cristofani Illustration: #MeToo… and Us. Benedetto Cristofani’s thought-provoking illustration series for Gulfshore Life Magazine addresses the #MeToo movement from the Southwestern Florida vantage point.

"My work celebrates the beauty in hope, perseverance, and growth—as well as in struggle, melancholy, and introspection." That's how Andrew Scott, an illustrator from Rochester, NY, introduces his art on his website. He is a conceptual artist whose work might remind you a bit of Banksy. The illustrator creates unique drawings exploring the complex psychology of the human mind, emotional growth and the variety of feelings that come with it—"from hope, optimism, and joy to confusion, doubt, and…

illustrations of positive quotes

Provide a creative, relevant caption for the picture and we will select the best captions to publish it with the image and your name after 49 hours. Wise pick for the image will be published on 14 April. #captionthis #caption

These illustrations are incredibly relatable to everyone today.

Stephan Schmitz creates illustrations that poignantly touch on everything from divorce to depression to death.

Life hacks are intended to improve your life, and as per its real definition, it's a system or procedure taken on to deal with one's time and everyday

"Unposted Letters" is a collection of illustrated stories by Indian visual artist Vimal Chandran that portrays various soulful moments of life captured in a frame with a pinch of surrealism in it. The main characters from the illustrations are a boy, a girl, and a red umbrella wherein the red umbrella is often shown as a metaphor for Love. Each illustration is a letter from the boy to the girl accompanied by a caption/prose. Vimal started making Unposted Letters illustrations in 2010 and…