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The hand-lettering design for women whose name are Evelyn.

Changing theme calligraphy design."Change won't come from above!"

The hand-lettering design for women whose name are Charlotte.

Anti-colonialism hand-lettering design. "Colonization is too subtle"

The hand-lettering design for women whose name are Mia.

"La Haine"- French Hand-lettering design.

The hand-lettering design for women whose name are Olivia.

The hand-lettering design for women whose name are Emma.

Hand-Lettering motivational quote. "Yes I dared say no"

"The Rage" - Lettering design.

Oscar Wilde's portrait drawing and his quote about heaven.

Will you love me in december as you do in may? Funny saying about love.

"So many book, so little time" minimalist handwriting style funny design.

"Vos sos" means to say "are you..?" in Argentina's Spanish.

Funny saying which was inspired by comic books.

Funny saying which was inspired by comic books.

Sarcastic and funny minimalist design.

Legendary slogan which was occurred in Paris during protests in 1968.

New York City Themed Minimalist Handwriting design.

Detroit City Themed Minimalist Handwriting design.

Executed in striking black and white tones using the medium of charcoal, the drawing depicts a powerful and majestic ox. This drawing is portrayal of the beauty and strength of this noble creature.

Vegan art can explore a wide range of themes related to veganism, such as animal rights, environmentalism, social justice, and health. It may also include themes related to animal exploitation and cruelty, and may be used as a form of activism or protest against these practices. Overall, vegan art is meant to promote veganism and encourage people to live in a more ethical and compassionate way towards animals.

“The riches' Bureaucracy” criticizes the state structures to work for riches rather than the poor. Desensitizationed bureaucrats get decisions about our life every day. %1 percent of population in the top of the system, %99 percent of population is at the bottom without decision rights. We are deprived of our rights.

The design evoking the relation between the oppressed and oppressors by using The French Revolution's symbols crown of the king and revolutionaries the guillotine.

Alternative poster of “La Casa De Papel / Money Heist”.

The painting depicts the devastating sides of war, rendered in somber shades of charcoal and dehumanized faces of soldiers. Evoking a sense of despair and hopelessness, while the ash-covered skies loom ominously overhead. The use of charcoal adds a raw, gritty texture to the scene, further emphasizing the chaos and destruction wrought by war.

Vegan art can explore a wide range of themes related to veganism, such as animal rights, environmentalism, social justice, and health. It may also include themes related to animal exploitation and cruelty, and may be used as a form of activism or protest against these practices. Overall, vegan art is meant to promote veganism and encourage people to live in a more ethical and compassionate way towards animals.

I drew it to base on Michel Foucault's ideas as an inspiring point. Institutions and systems operate as technologies of power, using various forms of social control and regulation to shape the behavior and experiences of individuals. The barbed wire in the drawing could represent the ways in which these systems are used to restrict and control the freedom and autonomy of individuals, while the words within the barbed wire could represent the various institutions and systems that exert this control, such as schools, the military, and the workplace. Overall, the drawing could be seen as a commentary on the ways in which power and control operate in modern societies, and the ways in which they shape the lives and experiences of individuals.

The best expression of liberty desires is this slogan "L'imagination au pouvoir" (All Power to the imagination) which became the legendary slogan of May 1968 uprising in France.

Uprising themed drawing which consist of May 1968 French youth's slogans.

The slogan "All power to the imagination" became popular during the May 1968 protests in France, which were a series of widespread protests and strikes that took place in France in May of 1968. The protests, which involved millions of people across the country, were driven by a number of issues, including demands for greater social and political freedom, better working conditions, and an end to the Vietnam War.The slogan "All power to the imagination" was one of several slogans that were used by the protesters during the May 1968 events, and it reflected the idea that the protesters were seeking to challenge and transform the status quo by using their imaginations and creativity to envision new possibilities for the future.

This design is the reinterpretation of the famous Argentinian Wall Painter Antonio Bernie's painting with a pixel art aesthetic.

The design was inspired by Dostoevsky's novel character Raskolnikov who is the main character of Crime and Punishment. The design elements consist of torn paper images as encountering on the street walls and brush painting elements and Raskolnikov's quote which is "only to live to live and live!. Life whatever it may be!"

Anti-Corruption-themed design which is blended with grunge-style The New York Times front page and the dead king skull that have connotations refers to ideologies based on the dead rulers.

The American Gothic is a legendary painting of painter Grant Wood, whose work depicts the creepy rural life of the American Midwest. Gothic art and literature, which originated in medieval Europe, is characterized by a focus on darker themes such as death, decay, and the supernatural. Nowadays, we encounter many dark themed news. The newspaper's gothic character and redrawing of Grant Wood gothic painting are indicated the dark side of modern age. My design combined reproduced variation of the painting with a hand-drawn The New York Times newspaper image which is the symbolic indicator of urban life, to be blended another gothic indicator of urban. Furthermore, The Angel Of Odd is a blended text on design to which belongs, Edgar Allan Poe.

Questioning design that against institutions of authority. Social hierarchies, values were arranged related to authority and power structure. The questioning title of the design was inspired by the song of Depeche Mode 'Where's The Revolution.