Art

There’s a saying that goes like, ’’When I was 20, it seemed to me that those who turned 30 are already old. I must have had a great imagination.’’ As we grow older, things really change. It’s not just about our appearance, but also about how we treat our health, our family, our money, and other things. What was significant in our 20’s, becomes not such a big priority when we turn 30, and vice versa.

An artist from Belgium known as Planet Prudence creates honest pictures that many women love because of their positivity. Of course, it’s not easy to be a woman, but it’s much easier when you have a good sense of humor.

Our beloved princesses are always good, kind, and considerate to others. They give sweet smiles, have eyes full of affection, and boast expressions that show love. But what if they were the bad guys in the movie? What would they look like if they were villains? What would they wear?

In the world of Disney, everything goes the usual way — a beautiful princess can’t wait to meet her prince on a white horse, and the prince himself is ready to do anything to finally get to the love of his life. But artist TT Bret decided to challenge this order of things and make some cartoon characters switch their genders. She shared the results on her page “Let There Be Doodles,” and we can’t wait to show them to you.

It is great when you can deal with difficulties with a sense of humor and it is even better when you can draw. Artist Anastasiya Lykova got lucky: she has a son and she knows for a fact how entertaining, and sometimes difficult, parenting can be. And Anastasiya creates cool pictures about the situations that every mother can relate to.

Mary Park, an artist from Los Angeles that goes by the nickname Murrz, draws funny comics about life’s moments that are familiar to each of us. Today’s 12 illustrations are dedicated to relationships and they’re likely to make you feel anything but indifferent.

Upon reaching a certain age, our tastes start changing. Some things become unimportant, while others take on much more significance. The age of 25 is one such divide, and it’s funny to take a look at what it’s like to cross it.

Many people don’t like their birthmarks and scars, especially if they attract too much attention and cause too many questions. Some even try to hide their “flaws” under clothes. But tattoo artists can really help these people by covering these scars and birthmarks or adding elegant details.

It might be not that easy to maintain your self-confidence when there are so many double standards, stereotypes, and expectations. This is exactly what illustrations by artist Lainey Molnar are about. They are about freedom of choice, self-acceptance, relationships, and career expectations. They show how women are perceived by modern society and what pressure they experience.

Anya is a mother of 3 children from Russia. With her own example, she proves that motherhood is no reason to put self-development and creativity on the back burner. Anya finds time to draw comics, write poems, and even create music.

Illustrator Andrew Tarusov draws famous cartoon characters in a pin-up style. In his works, the artist keeps the original images of the characters while turning them into hot beauties that seem to have walked straight out of a fashion magazine.

Our life would be completely different without good movies but still, some moments in flicks are so unrealistic and far from reality that one might want to shout, “Come on, things are way different in real life!” It’s this type of scene that we tried to recall in today’s article.

Makeup that gets runny 5 minutes after you put it on, red marks on your thighs...these are just some of the problems the beautiful half of humanity faces during the summer.

Our world is not perfect and there are many things that need changing. We should probably start with ourselves because understanding our problems is the first step toward solving them.

Almost everyone has at one time lived downstairs to someone who seemingly never sleeps and instead makes a great deal of noise, the origins of which you can’t even imagine. We at Bright Side have found out all the secrets about those upstairs neighbors. Here are 12 illustrations that explain what exactly it is they’re doing.

It’s puzzling how the brightest stars often fade too soon, leaving us heartbroken. Think of artists like Kurt Cobain, whose music still resonates; Amy Winehouse, whose soulful voice lingers; and Lady Diana, whose grace inspires. They’re gone, but their legacies live on in our hearts and minds.In this age of rapid technological advancement, where Artificial Intelligence pushes the boundaries of what’s possible, we find ourselves asking intriguing questions. Questions like, “What would these celestial talents, who departed too early, look like today?” It’s a query that sparks the imagination and stirs a profound sense of curiosity.Enter Hidreley Diao, a visionary and pioneer in the realm of AI-driven creativity. Diao embarked on a mission to unlock the secrets of time and space, harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence to provide us with a glimpse into an alternate reality—a reality where our departed stars live on, where their faces reflect the wisdom of years they were denied.With a delicate touch of nostalgia, we, the storytellers at Bright Side, are honored to share Diao’s remarkable work with our cherished readers. Through his digital wizardry, Diao has conjured images that answer the tantalizing “what if” question that lingers in the hearts of so many. What if these iconic figures had the opportunity to age gracefully, to evolve alongside us, and to continue their artistic journey?

Every illustration by Davide Bonazzi tells a story that can make anyone reflect upon the state of the world today. His creative works are in high demand and that's why Davide works with some of the largest publishing houses in the world. He also shares his illustrations on his website.

Time really flies these days. Back in the Middle Ages, it’d take a century for the world to change ever so slightly. But now, every new decade seems like a new era. Come on, admit it — as recently as 2009, we used to live in a totally different reality without Instagram or Game of Thrones. But today, it feels like these things have been around forever!

We’ve all watched animated characters during our childhood. Yes, depending on when you were born, you might have seen different ones, but no child in the world is immune to the power of cartoons. Hidreley Diao, the creator of the Instagram account hidreley, came up with a very peculiar one to take us back to our childhood years using cartoons.

Artists often use their canvas as a portal to express how they feel about people, places, and things. Lately, they have taken to satirical illustrations to show that the world we are living in today is a place where all that glitters, isn’t really gold and there’s a story behind every image. Society is ridden with unforeseen evils in various scenarios and it’s time the world sat up and took note of it. While all of this isn’t a pretty sight to see, it does make for some truly hard hitting and sometimes, disturbing art.

Celebrating Christmas while having a big KFC meal or being greeted by a cat at a store are things that can only happen in Japan. All cultures have singularities that make them stand out, but this country stands out for its lifestyle, which is radically different from what we’re used to on the other side of the world. A unique creativity is necessary to demonstrate these differences, and the artist Evangeline Neo, from Singapore, definitely has it. After visiting Japan, she decided to illustrate some aspects of the Japanese culture in her funny comics. Her work has enchanted people to such a degree that she’s currently one of the most recognized artists in Southeast Asia. You can find her cartoons on her accounts on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter as @evacomics.

More and more tattoo lovers have found that their ears are a perfect location for an elegant tattoo. Even though the size of the area is limited, the results can look truly incredible. From abstract designs and floral motifs to snakes and stars, there’s practically no limit to your creativity, if you decide to get yourself some ear ink.

A 22-year-old Russian artist, Ksenia Perova, started doing cosplay in 2014. Since that time, she’s been bringing her favorite movie characters to life by using her own unique features along with profound artistic skills. Due to Ksenia’s hard work, each of her transformations makes her look like she’s stepped right off the screen and into our reality.

Marina Bystrova and her husband, Philip, are the parents of 2 naughty boys that inspire their mother to draw funny pictures. They talk all about parenthood, and you will definitely recognize the jokes and situations in these illustrations.