IZANAMI by Akane Yabushita

Hand-drawn illustration Inspired by traditional Turkish Ottoman style Iznik tiles and ceramics. The designs on tiles are based on traditional Ottoman arabesque patterns with an influence of Chinese porcelain.

Hand-drawn illustration Inspired by traditional Turkish Ottoman style Iznik tiles and ceramics. The designs on tiles are based on traditional Ottoman arabesque patterns with an influence of Chinese porcelain.

"Spread Your Love Like a Fever" inspired by the song of B.R.M.C

"In My Brain I Rearrange the Letters on the Page to Spell Your Name"⁠ - History Eraser by Courtney Barnett

Alphabets and motifs of Sydney, Australia: The major gateway of Down Under has mixed charms of modern and indigenous culture.

Alphabets and motifs of Sydney, Australia: The major gateway of Down Under has mixed charms of modern and indigenous culture.

Alphabets and motifs of Sydney, Australia: The major gateway of Down Under has mixed charms of modern and indigenous culture.

Alphabets and motifs of Sydney, Australia: The major gateway of Down Under has mixed charms of modern and indigenous culture.

Alphabets and motifs of London, UK : 'the Big Apple in Europe' is coloured with both traditional and modern British culture.

Alphabets and motifs of London, UK : 'the Big Apple in Europe' is coloured with both traditional and modern British culture.

Alphabets and motifs of London, UK : 'the Big Apple in Europe' is coloured with both traditional and modern British culture.

Alphabets and motifs of Oaxaca, Mexico: The colourful ancient town filled with traditional handicrafts is home to many Mexican artists.

Oaxaca, Mexico - the city in full of rich culture and colourful artisan crafts.

Alphabets and motifs of Oaxaca, Mexico: The colourful ancient town filled with traditional handicrafts is home to many Mexican artists.

Alphabets and motifs of Oaxaca, Mexico: The colourful ancient town filled with traditional handicrafts is home to many Mexican artists.

It's okay to feel that way.

“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.” ― Albert Einstein

If you're tired of the reality - dive into your dreams, dive into the world of art. Artwork Inspired by 'Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World' by Haruki Murakami

Keep it goin' and keep it rollin' ♥

Stay calm and stay home! We're all in this together and nothing will stay the same forever.

Personal tribute Illustration of Frida Kahlo. I visited her last home which is now a museum in Coyoacán in México City. ⁠I love her honest approach to what she needed to express in art that gives me many thoughts as a woman but also as an artist.⁠

When I was studying Spanish at a language school in Oaxaca, the moment I discovered how to say 'I don't know' in Spanish = 'No Sé', the inspiration falls to me. We don't need to be ashamed that you don't know(yet) how to say in the language you are learning. Say it cleary that you don't know, It's all about communication and it's the very first step to understand each other. ⁠

Fantastical animal illustrations inspired by Mexican folk art Alebrijes. Their flood of colours and zentangle-ish intricate patterns are just mesmerizing!

Fantastical animal illustrations inspired by Mexican folk art Alebrijes. Their flood of colours and zentangle-ish intricate patterns are just mesmerizing!

Fantastical animal illustrations inspired by Mexican folk art Alebrijes. Their flood of colours and zentangle-ish intricate patterns are just mesmerizing!

Mexican heart tassel (Corazon pom pom) is one of the popular folk crafts in Mexico. These Intricate patterns on body and colour combinations are limitless!

Mexican heart tassel (Corazon pom pom) is one of the popular folk crafts in Mexico. These Intricate patterns on body and colour combinations are limitless!

Mexican heart tassel (Corazon pom pom) is one of the popular folk crafts in Mexico. These Intricate patterns on body and colour combinations are limitless!

Partly quoted from Mahatma Gandhi "Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever." To live/learn is as equal to travel - It's a never-ending journey of life.

Drawings of people of Myanmar.

Junior monks in Bagan, Myanmar.

A lady in a market in Yangon. Most of the Burmese people put a sunscreen (Thanaka cream) of their face which leaves a unique impression on them.⁠

A fisherman in Inle Lake, Myanmar.

Drawings of people of Thailand.

A traditional dance performance is one of the must-sees while in Thailand!

Tuk tuk is a widely used taxi in Thailand.