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]]>Templonuevo’s works are heavily influenced by his faith, but a great thing about them is that everyone can relate to them regardless of their religion or attitude towards it. They promote the values of kindness, compassion, and positivity, showing encouraging people to look at the positive side of life.
The positive nature of Templonuevo’s comics has brought him a significant following on social media. According to the artist, his followers can expect only positive content in the future because he doesn’t like to share anything that would bring even remotely bad thoughts.
“My purpose for drawing stuff is to bring inspiration, encouragement, and fun to others, and any illustrations not related to that, I don’t share it,” Templonuevo shared in a recent chat with Bored Panda.
Another reason why Templonuevo’s comics are popular is the eye-catching and smooth illustration. The artist wanted to achieve a style that is a combination of animated shows Rick and Morty and Adventure Time but ended up with a unique visual expression that has become recognizable on the internet.
Check out some of our favorite works from Templonuevo below.
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]]>The post Mayumi Yamamoto Creates the Most Adorable Felted Cats appeared first on MobiSpirit.
]]>Yamamoto ventured into felting after receiving a felting kit as a gift from a friend. Being a big cat lover, she decided to make the felines the primary subject of her works. She liked the activity so much that she started using all her free time to create felted cats.
When Yamamoto first ventured into felting, the practice wasn’t as popular as it is today. As a result, she was forced to learn everything about felting on her own, going through a lot of trial and error before mastering the necessary techniques.
(@yumizcats)Nowadays, Yamamoto is an expert in felting, and the felted cats she regularly shares on her Instagram page show it. They look like real felines frozen in time while they are snoozing, chasing butterflies, or stretching after a long nap.
Yamamoto also enjoys sharing her knowledge with others, providing videos with felting tips on her Instagram. She is currently working on opening an online school to make felting courses available to everyone.
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]]>The post This Video of Steam Buns Fluffing Up is Oddly Satisfying appeared first on MobiSpirit.
]]>Reddit users have been mesmerized by a video of steaming buns fluff up, which was posted on the subreddit r/oddlysatisfying. The 1:24-minute-long clip shows highly realistic steamed bun creations of animals, fruit, and veggies, expanding under heat. This includes crab, durian fruit, fish, cookies, flowers, and even an entire burger.
A lot of Redditors were quite amazed by the video.
“Took me way too long to reread the title and realize these were all buns,” u/eckliptic wrote.
“This absolutely knocked “eat more bread” right off my list of potential resolutions,” u/Emulocks added.
As it turns out, these steam buns are the works of a woman from China named Mima. She started making them during her COVID-19 pandemic and became an expert.
She explains that the process includes mixing dough with fruit and vegetable juice as well as powder made from fruit and veggies. Additionally, Mima also edible pigments or squid ink powder to put the finishing touches on steamed buns.
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]]>The post Flowers and Plants Grow Out of Ceramics in the Works of Kaori Kurihara appeared first on MobiSpirit.
]]>Each of Kurihara’s works consists of a base with intriguing patterns and twists, resembling a fruit found in nature but featuring elements of creative freedom. From them, beautiful flowers and other parts emerge, adding another layer of complexity to each piece.
On her website, Kurihara says that plants and their growth provide her with an endless source of inspiration. Sometimes, she even grows plants in her studio, observing each stage to get a better insight into the process.
“I take inspiration from the plant world with particular attention to forms and their geometric repetition, “Kurihara says about her works. “Every element of nature seems to repeat itself, but in fact, there is an infinite variety of it. I have the deep desire to make concrete the fruits represented in my mind and to be able to contemplate them through my own eyes.”
Kurihara, who is currently working out of her studio in Paris, France, frequently shares her new ceramic pieces on social media. Scroll down to check out more of them.
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]]>The post William Chua Draws Cool Illustrations of Pandas appeared first on MobiSpirit.
]]>Chua has a series of illustrations that focus on a panda character named Ojisan Panda, aka Uncle Panda. Through his illustrations, this talented artist shows Ojisan Panda facing all sorts of situations and struggles that most of us face on a daily basis. It can be anything from lack of sleep to being conscious about putting on a few pounds.
“Ojisan Panda, a middle-aged panda who struggles with waking up in the morning, frequently experiences insomnia, and have overweight and other common issues just like you and me. If you are someone like Ojisan Panda, you are not alone,” Chua shared in a recent post on Bored Panda.
Ojisan Panda is also featured in Chua’s other works, some of which are much more cheerful. This includes the character putting on various costumes, including Fin from Adventure Time, Majin Buu from Dragonball Z, and many more.
Chua shares his new Ojisan Panda illustrations on social media. You can check out our favorites by scrolling below.
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]]>The post Requinoesis Creates Cute Illustrations to Change People’s Perception of Sharks appeared first on MobiSpirit.
]]>Sharks are actually a lot less dangerous than you might think. Only 30 shark species out of close to 400 that we know about have been recorded to attack humans. The University of Florida released data that shows there have been only 57 confirmed unprovoked cases of shark attacks on humans in 2022 and five unprovoked shark-related fatalities. The Centers for Disease Control, on the other hand, report that 22 people die from cow attacks each year.
In an attempt to change the narrative about sharks and make people look at them in a more positive light, digital artist Requinoesis started a series of illustrations that feature sharks as their main characters. In these cute and colorful artworks, sharks are shown hanging out in their small cities, exploring the ocean depths, and taking well-deserved naps.
“With my artwork, I try to purify the “Jaws feeling” that haunts the image of sharks, showing that there are many more creative and imaginative possibilities in these creatures than just their jaws!” the artist shares.
Make sure to continue scrolling and check out more of these adorable shark illustrations. Maybe you’ll realize that they are not the bad guys after all.
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]]>The post Eva Jospin Crafts Impressive Caves, Forests, and Architectural Ruins Out of Cardboard appeared first on MobiSpirit.
]]>Jospin has been creating jaw-dropping cardboard sculptures for the past 15 years. Her works have been exhibited all over the world and commissioned by high-profile companies like Dior. They are also part of permanent installations in art galleries, buildings, and open spaces like Max Mara’s flagship store at Piazza del Liberty in Milan, Italy.
While her works encompass a large number of themes, the majority of Jospin’s creative output is centered on the recreation of caves, forest landscapes, and architectural ruins. Each piece is done with meticulous precision, depicting decaying stone material, flaking tree bark, and complex patterns.
Jospin’s sculptures often aim to “explore the relationship between nature and culture while challenging our perceptions of materiality.” They are displayed in a way that invites the viewer to give them a closer inspection, either by passing through them or by getting close enough to be able to fully appreciate the artist’s craftsmanship.
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]]>The post Border Collie Named Simba Amazes the Internet With His Musical Skills appeared first on MobiSpirit.
]]>Simba’s owner recently posted a video of the dog playing a percussion instrument called glockenspiel. The dog can be seen hitting the instrument’s bars with a mallet placed in his mouth and getting really energetic about it.
“Simba is an enthusiastic percussionist,” Simba’s owner captioned the video, which was viewed 2.6 million times in just a couple of days.
As it turns out, glockenspiel isn’t the only instrument this talented dog can play. After the original video went viral, his owner posted a follow-up clip in which Simba can be seen playing a bongo drum with his paws. And it’s actually an even more impressive sight if you ask us.
@bonnieandsimba Drummer boy!
♬ original sound – Bonnie&SimbaAlso @SpanielBonnie on Instagram #dogmusic #drummerboy #simoncowell #dogtricks @Britain’s Got Talent
Simba is actually not the only talented musician in the family. His sibling, a Springer spaniel named Bonnie, also has very admirable music skills. Bonnie is an expert pianist who apparently has a dream to perform with pop star Elton John one day. We hope that John will take notice of her talent because it would definitely be a cool thing to witness.
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]]>The post Federico Babina Creates Minimalistic Wire Portraits of Famous Figures From History appeared first on MobiSpirit.
]]>The unusual series is a result of Babina’s constant pursuit of new ways to express his creativity. He isn’t afraid to change his style or dive into different types of artmaking if he feels so, and as a result, he is creating some impressive works.
In Wirefaces, he explores his fascination with geometrical shapes and colors while taking on familiar subjects to channel it. This includes musician David Bowie, revolutionary figure Che Guevara, scientist Albert Einstein, and several others.
“In an attempt to reach the linguistic essence of telling a face, these portraits are depleted of matter, the changing shadows are part of the composition, and the voids carry an expressive meaning,” explains Babina.
Besides 2D illustrations, Babina has reworked his Wirefaces into 3D sculptures with the help of 3D artist Daniel Giordano. These sculptures were created in a way that they are constantly changing according to the observer’s point of view. You can check them in the video below.
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]]>The post Marianna Gefen Paints Gorgeous Abstract Watercolors appeared first on MobiSpirit.
]]>Gefen was born in St. Petersburg, Russia, and has lived in Madrid and several German cities before relocating to Berlin. Her work has been published in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and in many other publications.
“If you pay attention to things around you, you can actually find inspiration in almost anything,” the artist told Classiq in a recent interview.
Gefen mostly uses watercolor but often adds ink, various types of paper, or anything else she thinks of. Her unique style is a result of combining realistic and abstract elements. She finds inspiration in vintage fashion illustrations and analog documentary photography.
Scroll down to check out her work and follow her on Instagram for more or check out her website.
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