Sabrina says she created the characters based on herself and her friend. The artist is German while her friend is Pakistani. For those asking why the artist didn’t choose to just portray herself, she replies: “I continue to always draw both because I want my daughter, who is half Pakistani, to grow up and see cartoons and characters that reflect her and are not too one sided.”

Artist: Sabrina Lone
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“If you ever cared about losing weight, you must have heard this phrase: Don’t go shopping when you are hungry,” Chen wrote. “But I need to tell you another important thing: don’t buy clothes when you are hungry.” According to Wend, when you’re hungry your body gives you the illusion that you have lost weight and the feeling of being thin automatically urges you to buy new clothes.

“When browsing online, the emptier your stomach is, the more you relate to the models, the problem is that the empty belly you put down your orders with, gets full when you receive them.”

Artist: Weng Chen
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So let me introduce to you the amazing illustrations of Brian Edward Miller.

From Brian Edward:
The OCS represents an amalgamation of influences born out of an eighties driven childhood, a family legacy of artists and craftsman, and over a decade of experience as a creative professional.

Artist: Brian Edward Miller
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If you are curious like I was, “what process Brian uses to make such beautiful illustrations?”
Then worry not, here is the link to “See How This Was Made“

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Artist and Photographer Jasper St Aubyn West, also known as Tail Jar, took on a self-imposed sketch challenge to make the mundane scenes of everyday life a bit more interesting. And it involved drawing a lot more teeth.
 

West said the idea came to him while in Las Vegas. “I checked out the strip on the first day I was there and found I didn’t have the urge to take many photos,” he told Mashable.

“Everyone had a camera! I realized there must be countless thousands of photos out there taken from exactly the same angle of exactly the same thing,” West said. “It got me thinking about trying to find a slightly more unique way to document my journeys.”
 

After he got an iPad Pro, he found a way to inject more imagination — and monsters — into his photos.

Artist: Jasper St Aubyn West
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