Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Sunday, 19 April 2015
Saturday, 11 April 2015
Art Weekend: Hope
I saw this picture and it touched me. So i decided to draw it. Hope is something we all have. We are alive because of it. We survive in this country because of it. We form relationships because of it. Heck, even buying a tin of milk is a form of hope. Because you have hope that you will find milk when you open the tin. This is the purest form of that singular emotion that keeps us going. I hope it does for you what it did for me. My name's Hope.
By: Oluwatobi Afolabi
A student of Creative Arts at the University of Lagos. I love drawing, reading, wattpad and dodo. Follow me on instagram @spazotrois
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Saturday, 7 March 2015
Saturday, 21 February 2015
Art Weekend: Cat

Hi. So i thought I'd do a cat this week. In this part of the world, Africa;especially in Nigeria, people believe that cats are agents of witchcraft or are even witches themselves. While that might be true, it doesn't stop me from believing them to be cute. I don't know about any other animal that can land on its own feet even after falling from a great height. I think cats are awesome.
By: Oluwatobi Afolabi
A student of Creative Arts at the University of Lagos. I love drawing, reading, wattpad and dodo. Follow me on instagram @spazotrois
Sunday, 15 February 2015
Saturday, 7 February 2015
Art Weekend: Afro

This one was just a little doodle that turned out really cool, so i just did it on a bigger scale. I don't think I'm done, maybe I'll complete it later. I have this affinity for afros. I think it's completely African and I'm African. So it works.
By: Oluwatobi Afolabi
A student of Creative Arts at the University of Lagos. I love drawing, reading, wattpad and dodo. Follow me on instagram @spazotrois
Saturday, 24 January 2015
Art Weekend: Familiarity
Familiarity was a work I did for our
class exhibition when I was in 200 level. The theme was 'eyes that have ceased
to see'. A phrase gotten from J.P Clark's poem 'Casualties'.
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