Korean make up company @imprintu_official invented a tattoo printer that you can upload any image to and tattoo yourself. Video credit: @jiragn #imprintu #korea #art #tattoo #creative #design

Digital collage made with drone footage by @tecfase , who uses the street as his aesthetical inspiration. Tec explores the ambiguity of both the private and public art spaces, using a variety of methods: performatic intervention, site-specific installation and action footage. The artist has innovated and expanded the urban art scene, with his giant drawings painted right over the asphalt, making use of distance and perspective. To document these projects as a way of mapping the circuit of his production, he films and captures the images with a camera attached to a drone. #tecfase #drone #dronevideo #collage #grafitenoasfalto

Bye Sunday 🐾👋 @a.jin20210807

What if we could let go of the binaries of good or bad, beautiful or ugly when talking about feelings? What if we could see all feelings as necessary arrows, pointing us towards needs that are met or unmet? What if we looked at the hard, messy, so-called ugly feelings with curiosity and compassion, rather than repressing them out of shame? I’m so fascinated by our obsession to see feelings through binaries that celebrate some feelings and denigrate others. Who does this serve? The short answer: systems of power. Some book recommendations for folks who wanna dive deeper: The Promise of Happiness by Sara Ahmed Ugly Feelings by Sianne Ngai An Archive of Feelings by Ann Cvetkovich Depression: A Public Feeling by Ann Cvetkovich Feeling Backwards by Heather Love By @softcore_trauma

“I am amazed by how much people can survive, endure—and how they can go on living, laughing. After thorough devastation, indescribable loss, people’s hearts still beat. People can, still, live. This is perplexing, bewildering news to me. Defies all sense and gravity to me. And yet. When I see people living—and we do! we do everyday!—in and through and around all kinds of circumstances, I am in love and want to know, how, how?” “How do you go about finding the heart?”: Aracelis Girmay on Poetry, Discovery, and Grief Artwork by @titsayy Via @theartidote #art #healing #love #quote #artleove

Happy weekend to all Artlovers❤️🐈‍⬛ Berlin-based illustrator @sivan.ka is known for his black and white drawings. In his work, sensuality and surrealism come together. #illustration #art #love #cat

“The compositions in my paintings are purely my subject matter- the people, with little reference to the place, temperature etc and always suggestive and mysterious. I get my ideas at night and I sketch them. The next day I go into my studio and paint.” @fabianperezartist.official #art #love #artleove #artist #painting #oilpainting

Healthy love exists ❤️ @lizpop_art #illustration #art #love #artleove #artist

Dreamy real life moment captured by @conorhegyi 🌊 #art #love #artleove

@vgiarrano paintings are marked by photographically realistic scenes of a carefully observed sense of place, offering small details of everyday life. #art #vincentgiarrano #love #artleove

🌸 Vitalia Boyko gets philosophical about her hobby and likens it to a relationship. The artist explains, “It seems to me that a person has some relationship with his hobby. These relations pass their stages of development, as well as relations with the partner. At the first stage, there’s euphoria, passion, excitement, a sense of novelty and inspiration. Then there’s crisis, questions, doubts and the shadows of illusion begin to fall. But, eventually one has to accept it with all the complexities and only then can you start to love unconditionally.” — @vitalia_boyko

Gianluigi Carelli (@thecactusdream) is a graphic artist and illustrator. His passion is in free-hand illustration. He sells his designs as prints and also on t-shirts. Artist: @gianluigicarelli ❤️ #lineart #art #artleove