Foust started creating these types of artworks while he was in grad school, looking to get a diploma in healthcare administration. He discovered it helps him concentrate on lectures if he’s doodling lines on a piece of paper, and he soon embraced it full time.

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Over time, Foust’s drawings became more complex, and he started adopting the non-touching line style. He would start in one corner of the paper and work his way across with a wobbly line that remained continuous but never intersected.

Proud of his progress, he decided to share some of his drawings on social media and was soon overwhelmed with positive reactions. People started demanding more, while some even offered to buy them. From that point on, Foust doubled down on his artistic endeavors, and it didn’t take long before he embraced art as a full-time career.

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Nowadays, he does commission works, sells prints on Etsy, and works with brands and clothing companies. Foust is also building his popularity on social media and was recently one of the most upvoted artists on Reddit. Check out more of his works below.

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Their brand, named after Julieta Alvarez, sells unique jewelry pieces and home decoration across five continents in cities like Paris, Tokyo, New York, Sidney, London, and Helsinki, with their products shown at galleries, stores, and international museums.

With a background in fashion and graphic design, Julieta Alvarez fell in love with ceramics after taking a ceramics course. “I needed a change and I decided to take a course imparted by Resu Labrador, an artisan that had a workshop near home,” she shared in an interview Cup of Couple. “I used to go there full of ideas, and she taught me different techniques to achieve my objectives. Since then, I haven’t stopped!”

“I’m in love with ceramic because is a material that allows almost everything,” she went on to explain. “You can experiment with it, try new things, learn, make jewelry, sculptures or just disconnect from the world and lose track of time.”

Check out some of the sisters’ original designs in the gallery below:

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It’s even better if that way of channeling is creating something that you can see, touch, and feel.

Take for example, Tiana Maros, who is an artist who uses her skills and talent to create amazing art pieces that are well deserving of your time. She says that each painting she creates represents something that she has felt sometime before in the past, which explains why some paintings are complex while others are simple and easy to understand.

As you can see from her works, Tiana isn’t just your regular run of the mill artist.

Her artworks are definitely well worthy of being hung up in a gallery, which is actually what she’s aiming for right now as she continues to paint to express her feelings and relate to other people.

To see more of Tiana Maros’ art pieces, be sure to scroll down below.

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Loron says it’s her strong passion to draw, though she’s not a professional artist. That stood a bit in her way of progressing since she had to learn everything about comic making, drawing and internet self-promoting by herself.

Her first project is “There Goes Motivation”, which she shares Instagram under the same name. The goal of this project is to help people laugh at least a little bit at maybe painful or burdensome situations in every-day life.   

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Ida Skivenes from Norway decided to take preparing food on a whole new level and started creating artistic and healthy breakfasts to share them with the world. She started sharing her art on her Instagram profile and now she has over 2500 followers who love her food art. Her project called “The Art Toast Project” turns a regular piece of toast into a canvas on which she displays remakes of famous artists, which are not only edible, but also tasty and healthy – well, as healthy as toast gets. To make one artwork out of a piece of toast is not as easy as it sounds as it takes a minimum prep of 30 minutes. She usually makes them over the weekends. 

See how she plays with food below! 

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Kesseler’s website has a store section where you can buy her art or embroidery kits to create your own. When she exhibits her art, the audience is allowed to touch it, which is a bit unusual.

“For me, it is important to incorporate touch, because when I embroider, I use my hands. The final piece is visual, but I like the viewer to have the sensation that I have in the studio. Having a thread in my hands is a very nice feeling. It can transport you to memories of very intimate moments, such as recalling soft fabrics used for baby bedding. And viewers are not accustomed to touching the art,” she told Alana J. Coates in an interview.

Scroll down to see her embroidered portraits and follow her on Instagram for more.

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Her account myfoxyfamily shows the day to day activities of her three pet foxes Rusty, Luna and Kókusz. Luna is a stunning amber fox with the most beautiful bedroom eyes and very pettable fur, Kókusz is snow-white and absolutely adorable on top of being the happiest, smiliest fox in the bunch, even though he’s missing a front leg! Rusty on the other hand, is just about the cutest red fox you’ve ever seen, which is probably how he got his name!

Aside from foxes, Alexandra also has two incredibly cute Border Collies – Dusky and Sly who get along perfectly with the three foxes. If you’ve ever liked adorable animals bonding between species, you’re going to love this combination of foxes and dogs. Check out Alexandra’s Instagram account for more pictures!

The post A Day In The Life Of The Foxiest Family On Instagram appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Odeith’s painting look distorted and unrecognizable from the wrong angle, but starts to make sense when one step around and view it from a specific angle. According to Widewalls “Odeith has been doing street art since the 1980s, and is one of the pioneers of anamorphic 3D graffiti  since the mid-2000s, as he gained international recognition for his experimental technique, which sometimes involves painting these optical illusion images on differently angled surfaces or corners.”

Odeith is a unique street artist with experience on his hat, he is a trail blazer and this is evident in his work of art. Go check him out!

The post This Artist Brings Giant Insects To Life With Street Art appeared first on MobiSpirit.

An amazing artist has been able to make food acceptable to his child by introducing art into food to make them pleasant to the eye. Mikyoui0 has decided to make this task a fun learning process for his child and the meals are a sight to behold he started working with fish and taught his son how to slice and prepare sashimi (a Japanese delicacy consisting of very fresh raw fish or meat nicely sliced into thin pieces). Check out some of the pics below to get some ideas about meals for your children.

The post Sashimi Artists Takes Food Art To Another Level appeared first on MobiSpirit.

The trend started March by a Facebook user, Byron Román, after he shared a photo of himself issuing a challenge to “bored teens” asking them to “Take a photo of an area that needs some cleaning or maintenance, then take a photo after you have done something about it, and post it.” And the rest is history, check them out below!

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Foust started creating these types of artworks while he was in grad school, looking to get a diploma in healthcare administration. He discovered it helps him concentrate on lectures if he’s doodling lines on a piece of paper, and he soon embraced it full time.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Tyler Foust (@tfoust10)

Over time, Foust’s drawings became more complex, and he started adopting the non-touching line style. He would start in one corner of the paper and work his way across with a wobbly line that remained continuous but never intersected.

Proud of his progress, he decided to share some of his drawings on social media and was soon overwhelmed with positive reactions. People started demanding more, while some even offered to buy them. From that point on, Foust doubled down on his artistic endeavors, and it didn’t take long before he embraced art as a full-time career.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Tyler Foust (@tfoust10)

Nowadays, he does commission works, sells prints on Etsy, and works with brands and clothing companies. Foust is also building his popularity on social media and was recently one of the most upvoted artists on Reddit. Check out more of his works below.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Tyler Foust (@tfoust10)

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Tyler Foust (@tfoust10)

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Tyler Foust (@tfoust10)

The post Tyler Foust’s Impressive Drawings Are Made With One Non-Touching Line appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Their brand, named after Julieta Alvarez, sells unique jewelry pieces and home decoration across five continents in cities like Paris, Tokyo, New York, Sidney, London, and Helsinki, with their products shown at galleries, stores, and international museums.

With a background in fashion and graphic design, Julieta Alvarez fell in love with ceramics after taking a ceramics course. “I needed a change and I decided to take a course imparted by Resu Labrador, an artisan that had a workshop near home,” she shared in an interview Cup of Couple. “I used to go there full of ideas, and she taught me different techniques to achieve my objectives. Since then, I haven’t stopped!”

“I’m in love with ceramic because is a material that allows almost everything,” she went on to explain. “You can experiment with it, try new things, learn, make jewelry, sculptures or just disconnect from the world and lose track of time.”

Check out some of the sisters’ original designs in the gallery below:

The post Celebrate Your Creative Spirit With This Ceramics Brand appeared first on MobiSpirit.

It’s even better if that way of channeling is creating something that you can see, touch, and feel.

Take for example, Tiana Maros, who is an artist who uses her skills and talent to create amazing art pieces that are well deserving of your time. She says that each painting she creates represents something that she has felt sometime before in the past, which explains why some paintings are complex while others are simple and easy to understand.

As you can see from her works, Tiana isn’t just your regular run of the mill artist.

Her artworks are definitely well worthy of being hung up in a gallery, which is actually what she’s aiming for right now as she continues to paint to express her feelings and relate to other people.

To see more of Tiana Maros’ art pieces, be sure to scroll down below.

The post Artist Paints Amazing Art Pieces to Express Feelings appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Loron says it’s her strong passion to draw, though she’s not a professional artist. That stood a bit in her way of progressing since she had to learn everything about comic making, drawing and internet self-promoting by herself.

Her first project is “There Goes Motivation”, which she shares Instagram under the same name. The goal of this project is to help people laugh at least a little bit at maybe painful or burdensome situations in every-day life.   

The post Artist Makes Comics Depicting Situations Of Lost Motivation We Can All Relate To appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Ida Skivenes from Norway decided to take preparing food on a whole new level and started creating artistic and healthy breakfasts to share them with the world. She started sharing her art on her Instagram profile and now she has over 2500 followers who love her food art. Her project called “The Art Toast Project” turns a regular piece of toast into a canvas on which she displays remakes of famous artists, which are not only edible, but also tasty and healthy – well, as healthy as toast gets. To make one artwork out of a piece of toast is not as easy as it sounds as it takes a minimum prep of 30 minutes. She usually makes them over the weekends. 

See how she plays with food below! 

The post Food Artist Turns Pieces Of Toast Into A Canvas appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Kesseler’s website has a store section where you can buy her art or embroidery kits to create your own. When she exhibits her art, the audience is allowed to touch it, which is a bit unusual.

“For me, it is important to incorporate touch, because when I embroider, I use my hands. The final piece is visual, but I like the viewer to have the sensation that I have in the studio. Having a thread in my hands is a very nice feeling. It can transport you to memories of very intimate moments, such as recalling soft fabrics used for baby bedding. And viewers are not accustomed to touching the art,” she told Alana J. Coates in an interview.

Scroll down to see her embroidered portraits and follow her on Instagram for more.

The post Sol Kesseler Merges Delicate Portraits with Geometric Patterns appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Her account myfoxyfamily shows the day to day activities of her three pet foxes Rusty, Luna and Kókusz. Luna is a stunning amber fox with the most beautiful bedroom eyes and very pettable fur, Kókusz is snow-white and absolutely adorable on top of being the happiest, smiliest fox in the bunch, even though he’s missing a front leg! Rusty on the other hand, is just about the cutest red fox you’ve ever seen, which is probably how he got his name!

Aside from foxes, Alexandra also has two incredibly cute Border Collies – Dusky and Sly who get along perfectly with the three foxes. If you’ve ever liked adorable animals bonding between species, you’re going to love this combination of foxes and dogs. Check out Alexandra’s Instagram account for more pictures!

The post A Day In The Life Of The Foxiest Family On Instagram appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Odeith’s painting look distorted and unrecognizable from the wrong angle, but starts to make sense when one step around and view it from a specific angle. According to Widewalls “Odeith has been doing street art since the 1980s, and is one of the pioneers of anamorphic 3D graffiti  since the mid-2000s, as he gained international recognition for his experimental technique, which sometimes involves painting these optical illusion images on differently angled surfaces or corners.”

Odeith is a unique street artist with experience on his hat, he is a trail blazer and this is evident in his work of art. Go check him out!

The post This Artist Brings Giant Insects To Life With Street Art appeared first on MobiSpirit.

An amazing artist has been able to make food acceptable to his child by introducing art into food to make them pleasant to the eye. Mikyoui0 has decided to make this task a fun learning process for his child and the meals are a sight to behold he started working with fish and taught his son how to slice and prepare sashimi (a Japanese delicacy consisting of very fresh raw fish or meat nicely sliced into thin pieces). Check out some of the pics below to get some ideas about meals for your children.

The post Sashimi Artists Takes Food Art To Another Level appeared first on MobiSpirit.

The trend started March by a Facebook user, Byron Román, after he shared a photo of himself issuing a challenge to “bored teens” asking them to “Take a photo of an area that needs some cleaning or maintenance, then take a photo after you have done something about it, and post it.” And the rest is history, check them out below!

The post #TrashTag: The Hashtag We’ve All Been Waiting For appeared first on MobiSpirit.