Y'all ready for some major aww's? Because these wolf comics will bring it of you. The artist @ tagawa_mi, from Tokyo, Japan, has adorably captured these characters with so much heart and emotion, it doesn't even need any dialogue! Get ready to fall in love with some wolves!
You can also follow the artist on Instagram!
Even though this illustration is 6 years old, the message is so beautiful, powerful, and forever relatable that we wanted to share it with all of you. Just a warning though, it will hit you directly in the feels.
The incredible artist, Booter-Freak, lost her beloved Siamese named Coco on December 2nd, 2013. Coco was 17 years and 9 months old. She lived a life full of love and this illustration, "I Love You" only confirms that.
This is for all the yogis and guinea pig lovers out there! Don't think they exist? Think again! @whenguineapigsfly is a Instagram account dedicated to the adorable guinea pig. The artist has re-imagined the adorable guinea pigs' in various common yoga poses and we're loving it!
Enjoy the cute drawings below! Namast-hay!
The artist behind the Southern Zodiac concept, Liz Dial, sat and wondered, "What would happen if Zodiac signs were Southern?" Thinking long and hard about which animals fit each sign, Dial with the Red Clay Media brand "It's a Southern Thing," have come up with their every own Zodiac!
Find yours below and tell us what it is in the comments, and if you think it sums up your personality or not!
This looks like it could be a TV-series! The artist, Crimson Chains, has taken Egyptian Gods and brought them into the modern world, along with really stylish garments. Which is your favorite?
Margherita Grasso, a children's book illustrator from Italy, has the most beautiful way of sharing what life is like with cats -- all through her art. When you look at her beautiful work, you can't help but feel a sense of calm and peacefulness. She captures the beauty of having cats in your life, even through the mess and sometimes drama. It sure makes you feel glad to have these furballs in our lives.
Cody Stone is a brilliant illustrator who owns a cat named Coral. His illustrated life as a cat owner is probably one of the most relatable things you'll see today.
On his Instagram page, he explains how it all started: "In 2016, living in my own home, I thought it was time to get my first pet. A cat was always ideal since they seemed to be low maintenance (only slightly true). Coral was the first cat we picked up to hold, she climbed on my back, scratched the hell outta me and from then on, she owned me. I never knew that cats had such a sarcastic personality on 'em. They have so many looks that reflect human ones that I get quite the kick out of seeing on a cat. Slow glazed blink. Eye rolls. Side eye. There was so much there, and from that, so much to draw from". So scroll on below and enjoy the cat antics.
The Sloth Conservation Foundation (SloCo) is a registered non-profit organisation dedicated to saving sloths in the wild through research and conservation initiatives. Based on the belief that every single person has the ability to make a positive difference, we are focused on inspiring individuals to care about sloths, to protect the rainforest ecosystem and to safeguard a future for the planet that we all share. Sloth populations are in decline throughout South and Central America as they struggle to adapt to the urbanisation of the rainforest. Saving these incredible animals from extinction now requires innovative and long-term conservation solutions that provide sustainable ways for sloths to coexist with the people sharing their habitat. Their new project is turning "Game of thrones" characters into "Game of sloths".
Here's an unusual thing that's been circling the internet lately... and once you see it, you won't be able to unsee it.
Here are 20 illustraions by The Latest Kate to boost your motivation when you need it most.
The Japanese artist, Mono Kubo, shares her stunning and imaginative illustrations of giant animals in every day, yet magical, landscapes. Whereas the animals are giant, the people are usually tiny, lost and in need of comfort...much like animals are with us. Mono Kubo's illustrations are trying to communicate to the audience that the best way to understand and befriend nature is to envision the roles reversed. Dive into the magical world below:
