Ramzy Masri Uses Rainbow Colors to Create His Colorful Images

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Anita C
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Graphic designer Ramzy Masri loves colors, especially the rainbow ones. Better-known as space.ram on social media, the Brooklyn-based artist can transform anything and everything into a colorful artwork. On his Instagram account you can find images of people, food, cityscapes, landscapes and animals all dressed in warm colors.

“[I’m] an unapologetic optimist, I value authentic experiences that help people to live fuller, richer lives. I’m a media-agnostic designer interested in what makes things tick, when and if we’ll make contact with aliens and glitter,” the artist wrote on his personal website ad added. “When I’m not working, I’m working on an armageddon escape plan, standing up for what’s right, wondering how many cats I could fit into my apartment and wearing out the grooves in my Sade vinyl.”

Masri currently has more than 129,000 Instagram admirers and receives thousands of likes on each post. If you are interested to see his colorful world, check out the gallery below and follow him on Instagram for future updates.

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Trying to keep my mom’s back in tact 😅

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It’s all about perspective 🌈💕 • I always say you can’t control what others do but you can control how you react. It’s a subtle adjustment, but it makes a world of difference. • Living in New York or any other city you’re constantly thrusted into situations where other humans are in your space. One of the best things I’ve learned sharing this city with so many millions of others is to cultivate empathy. • Rainbows represent unity. Every color, every type of person coming together to create something magical. I’m proud to add my hue to the human experience and learn as much as I can from all types of people, regardless of color, shape, size, creed or temperament. • The next time you’re in a busy space take a moment to celebrate and be humbled by the beauty and magic of humanity. We’re all in this together and we have so much to learn from each other. • Love means realizing that your own color looks best surrounded by all the other ones. You are magic, share that with the world! 🌈💕💕💕

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#BrandPartner “Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better.” — Maya Angelou. I learned a lot this year about how companies can support the LGBTQIA+ community during pride season. There’s been so much discussion about how pride has become corporatized, another hashtag holiday on a marketing calendar. Gay twitter has torn apart pride campaigns, criticizing them for being lazy, opportunistic, overly centered on the pride flag, or insensitive. While I agree with some of these sentiments, I wonder if call-out culture is dulling the potential progress we can make with culture and brands alike. Brands are platforms, and the decision to use them to affect change or raise money for LGBTQIA+ non-profits is real visibility and impact that we should support. For example, @Listerine and the #CareWithPride initiative have raised over $1 million for LGBTQIA+ non-profits like PFLAG, The Trevor Project, and The Family Equality Council. The missions of these organizations help everyday LGBTQIA+ people throughout the world in real ways. Like helping eager dads adopt kids, building community with the parents of other lesbians, and providing critical counseling for suicidal queer teens. I’m proud to partner with #CareWithPride to shed light on the good work they’re doing for our community, even beyond pride month. Every day is a pride march and the more boots (or heels😉) on the ground the better.

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