#everyday life
Oil paintings by Giovanni Sanesi (Italy, 1992):
I love contemporary figurative art in general, but his paintings just have something more to them that resonates so much with how I feel. Giovanni manages to capture the instant, the feeling, the sensation of a moment better than photographs do, he gives us a quick, rough, imprecise but bright glimpse inside contemporary youth’s daily emotions.
The artist himself, looking just like one of this artworks:
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GRAPHIC DESIGN - A young photographer illustrates his emotions on Instagram.
Guillaume Lamazou “Zoumala” is a native French graphic designer. He illustrates Instagram emotions in everyday life. The small happiness, sorrow, joy, love, fatigue, looking for inspiration… l Via Golem13
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Coldplay- Church
I’m not trying to be political, but I feel the need to say this.
If those “rich” or “elite” people who think they know what’s best for us in the middle class would spend a day, a week, or, even *gasp*, a month in our shoes, they would see that what they are doing is hurting us. Not to mention those who are saying they know us or we can afford it. My only thought is this, they only care about helping themselves, not us “little” people, and I’m tired of it.
Will it get any better or worse? Thoughts?
My life be like …
yaoi-blcd general chatroom/Their Story fan chatroom.
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I can relate soooooo much!!!
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don’t let go : miles carter
May you always find your damn keys.
May you never mistake a window for a door again.
