Art
20 Illustrations That Will Make You Understand Women’s Daily Lives And Struggles
No explanation needed, because women.
Being a woman takes a lot of work, hard work I mean. They have a lot of maintenance to do, from straight to curly hair, no-make-up look — but they are really wearing a layer of foundation, concealer, primer and all.
They also have facial cares to think of, mani and pedi, scrub, spa among others and, of course, their daily rituals. How can a woman survive without doing their religious regime every morning and night? You know, facial wash, toner, moisturizer, serum, and the list goes on.
Women are also the only ones who are suffering from PSM or Premenstrual Syndrome, where they often feel unexplainable emotions, hunger, hatred, suffering, depression, anxiety, and the-list-continues feelings in an instant.
A woman named Cassandra Calin, 21 years old from Romanian Canada, illustrates the everyday lives and struggles of every lady in the world that are very relatable. Check out these 20 illustrations that will make you understand women even more:
When your body screams for “Freedom!”
Expectation vs. Reality
‘Cause woman loves cat more
Reality sinks easily
Must. Not. Touch. The. Newly. Sacred. Polished. Nails.
Because, Period.
Don’t be surprised if a woman is late and wearing a heavy eyeliner
A woman’s normal look
And by being productive that means not doing anything
A real-life horror
Women also have to be too fussy of their own bodies
A raccoon, a beautiful raccoon
Any workout beyond 5 minutes is a curse
Before I faint, or die *panic mode*
Because models are goddess and I’m a unicorn
A not-so-nice photo of a woman should not be exposed to the world! It’s a sacred law!
Reality: Not. Every. Woman. Suits. To. Wear. Dark. Lipstick
‘Cause Google knows everything *you have brain cancer, you’re dying in 10 seconds*
5 hours to make, 2 hours to last
Because red lipstick is holy!
Art
Artist Creates Breathtakingly Vibrant Colored Pencil Drawings
US-based artist Morgan Davidson creates colored pencil drawings so stunning, you won’t be able to stop staring at them!
What is it with all these artists and their amazing artworks? It's like there are mere mortals struggling to draw a straight line, and there are masters like Morgan Davidson who create the most amazing colored pencil drawings.
Morgan's stunning colored pencil drawings are not only bright, bold, and beautiful, but they're so sharp and crisp that you could almost swear they were printed out. From beautiful women to scenery to surreal artwork, Morgan Davidson never ceases to amaze.
Let's have a look at some of her artworks, shall we?
Art
Get Stunning Miniature Worlds on Your Fingers With These Wooden Rings
Want a unique accessory that no one else has? Get these tiny wooden rings with beautiful landscapes inside them!
Rings are an understated accessory that make a huge impact on an outfit. With the many things people do to draw attention to their hands, such as making gestures, eating, or fixing their hair, rings instantly get the attention of their audience. But while there are a lot (and I mean a lot!) of ring options out there like simple bands, intricately set stones, and fingertip rings, those who really want to draw attention to their fingers might want to pick this option.
Secret Wood is a Canada-based online shop that sells gorgeous handmade wooden rings with fantasy-like worlds in them. Whether you like spring scenery, snowy winter landscapes, or fiery forests, Secret Wood can create these worlds for you. Each one-of-a-kind ring is made using fresh wood and jewelry resin, and no two rings are identical. In fact, once a buyer has chosen a ring design from their shop, they'll send over a picture of the ring they made to make sure the buyer is 100% happy with the design.
Each ring is made with love over a period of 5 - 6 weeks. Sure, that's quite a wait, but can you really hold it against them when each ring is so stunning?
Art
These Little Floating Worlds Inside Test Tubes Are Gorgeous
Dutch artist Rosa de Jong is a master of tiny sculptures. How tiny, you ask? Tiny enough to fit into a test tube!
Have you ever seen those delicate little ships in bottles or terrariums with dainty plants inside them? If you're into that sort of thing, you'll definitely love the work of this artist who excels at depicting artworks within test tubes!
For her series Micro Matter, Dutch artist Rosa de Jong creates tiny floating worlds inside test tubes. Her pieces are made up of a variety of materials like sticks her pet cat brought in, rocks from the Caribbean, sand from the Monument Valley, and so many others. She carefully cuts, glues, paints, and sculpts these tiny vertical scenes that look deceptively realistic and whimsical at the same time.
The painstaking process of sculpting a world that fits in the palm of your hand.
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