While doing your hair might look fun, it does take a long time. So, this young artist decided to take the lemons life gives her and turn her hair into art.  

Laetitia Ky is 22-year-old girl from the Ivory Coast and she uses her hair as a medium to express her ideas and beliefs. 

She makes animals, random objects and everyday items using needles, wire, wool and hair extensions.  

Proud of her African heritage, she makes sure that she shows it in her art on her famous Instagram page. When you look at her pictures it’s not just the amazing work she does with her hair, but also her clothes, her make-up and the background.  

Every single art piece takes anywhere from twenty minutes to two hours to make and the entire piece takes well over those numbers.  

So, ladies, next time you think you have a bad hair day, take Laetitia as an inspiration and turn your hair into something magical.  

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And while we’ve seen our fair share of rainbow-colored hair, her rainbow buzz cuts have taken the trend to a whole other level, earning Ker a well-deserved cult following. Operating from Pasadena, California, Ker dyes areas of her client’s hair in a variety of colors before carving out geometric shapes and patterns, that totally give us ’80s vibes (but in a good way.

“I take a lot of my inspiration from experience and I am very nostalgic,” she admitted in an interview with Dazed & Confused. “So I love creating odes to visual things that make me happy. It might be my favourite blouse, a grandma’s chair, or a texture I find interesting. I love being able to prove that they can be translated into hair.”

“I love the 80s. I missed the decade (or rather I was too young to ‘grow up’ in it) but I always gravitated towards it. I still do. I spent a lot of time dissecting and immersing myself in the fashion and especially, music. Geometric shapes also work really well with hair. They are simple and create clean work, which is important to me.”

Talking about her attitude toward the beauty industry, she adds: “‘beauty’ has always been a complicated thing to me. I can appreciate a good supermodel. But I tend to find beauty in a lot of unconventionally beautiful things… smeared make-up, an untucked shirt, birthmarks, crooked teeth… greasy hair. To me, it’s all about orchestrating it right.”

Check out her colorful designs in the gallery below.

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With his experience in drawing, the barber who is more known by his the nom de plume Rob the Original, now offers his clients some pretty original haircuts. From portraits of stars to geometric shapes and logos, Rob pushes the boundaries of hair design.

The young man is not limited to drawing with a hair trimmer: he also does portraits with salt, oregano or with folded clothes. Regarding his hair-styling achievements, Rob has made portraits of Snoop Dogg, Tupac, Princess Leia or Drake. On the side of art history, he managed to reproduce Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, a portrait of Salvador Dali or a version of the painting “The Last Supper”.

In case you’re interested to become a canvas for his next masterpiece, probably you should consider visiting his studio when you’re around.

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While doing your hair might look fun, it does take a long time. So, this young artist decided to take the lemons life gives her and turn her hair into art.  

Laetitia Ky is 22-year-old girl from the Ivory Coast and she uses her hair as a medium to express her ideas and beliefs. 

She makes animals, random objects and everyday items using needles, wire, wool and hair extensions.  

Proud of her African heritage, she makes sure that she shows it in her art on her famous Instagram page. When you look at her pictures it’s not just the amazing work she does with her hair, but also her clothes, her make-up and the background.  

Every single art piece takes anywhere from twenty minutes to two hours to make and the entire piece takes well over those numbers.  

So, ladies, next time you think you have a bad hair day, take Laetitia as an inspiration and turn your hair into something magical.  

The post A Good Hair Day appeared first on MobiSpirit.

And while we’ve seen our fair share of rainbow-colored hair, her rainbow buzz cuts have taken the trend to a whole other level, earning Ker a well-deserved cult following. Operating from Pasadena, California, Ker dyes areas of her client’s hair in a variety of colors before carving out geometric shapes and patterns, that totally give us ’80s vibes (but in a good way.

“I take a lot of my inspiration from experience and I am very nostalgic,” she admitted in an interview with Dazed & Confused. “So I love creating odes to visual things that make me happy. It might be my favourite blouse, a grandma’s chair, or a texture I find interesting. I love being able to prove that they can be translated into hair.”

“I love the 80s. I missed the decade (or rather I was too young to ‘grow up’ in it) but I always gravitated towards it. I still do. I spent a lot of time dissecting and immersing myself in the fashion and especially, music. Geometric shapes also work really well with hair. They are simple and create clean work, which is important to me.”

Talking about her attitude toward the beauty industry, she adds: “‘beauty’ has always been a complicated thing to me. I can appreciate a good supermodel. But I tend to find beauty in a lot of unconventionally beautiful things… smeared make-up, an untucked shirt, birthmarks, crooked teeth… greasy hair. To me, it’s all about orchestrating it right.”

Check out her colorful designs in the gallery below.

The post Janine Ker’s Rainbow Buzz Cuts Are a Real Head Turner appeared first on MobiSpirit.

With his experience in drawing, the barber who is more known by his the nom de plume Rob the Original, now offers his clients some pretty original haircuts. From portraits of stars to geometric shapes and logos, Rob pushes the boundaries of hair design.

The young man is not limited to drawing with a hair trimmer: he also does portraits with salt, oregano or with folded clothes. Regarding his hair-styling achievements, Rob has made portraits of Snoop Dogg, Tupac, Princess Leia or Drake. On the side of art history, he managed to reproduce Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, a portrait of Salvador Dali or a version of the painting “The Last Supper”.

In case you’re interested to become a canvas for his next masterpiece, probably you should consider visiting his studio when you’re around.

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