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Reflections in Water' (2024)
Self portrait / Pen on paper

Often, people resist growing alongside with you. Instead of reflecting on their own stagnation, they question your transformation. It's a harsh reality. As you strive to better yourself, you'll inevitably lose some along the way, and the toughest part is embracing the fact that it's beyond your control. Breaking generational curses can mean walking a solitary path, with no applause, support, or company at the finish line. It's a silent battle that forces you to confront the person you've been evading yourself.

Most people aren't in willing to grow with you. They'll ask you why you changed instead of asking themselves why they've remained the same. That's life for you. You're going to lose people as you take the next step to bettering yourself and the hardest part is accepting there's absolutely nothing you can do about it. Breaking generational curses will sometimes require you to walk alone. There will be no one clapping, no one supporting, often times no one even at the finish line. These curses are broken in silence and force you to deal with the person you've been running from. Yourself….. APRIL 2nd 9am I drop my most IMPORTANT art...EVER. Spread the word…

A journey of self Transformation
New Art 💙

Moses Bliss Drawing
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I drew 💙🫣
Pls let's tag him until it gets to him

Learn how to draw realistic EYES with pen from scratch for BEGINNERS!
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All Done ✅
Title: 'Graceful Gaze'
Medium: Pen on paper
Muse: Pa Tience

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Pen on paper

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Done with this commission piece
Dimension: 21x14 inches
Medium: Pen on paper
Duration: 2 Weeks

I'm available for commissions
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Commission Piece
Pen on paper

Throwback, 2021 (Acephalous)

Pen on paper.

I’m very delighted to complete the piece ‘Nature's Embrace'

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Medium: Pen on paper
Duration: 700hrs
Year: 2024

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Emancipation (2023)
Pen on paper

Throwback drawing (2022)

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New Art 2024
Pen on paper

"As the year comes to a close, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you. Your support, engagement, and positivity have made this journey truly special. Thank you for being a part of this community, and here's to more moments together in the upcoming year. Wishing you all a wonderful New Year ahead!"

#2024

Throwback to when I was a Boy!
Just wanted to thank everyone that has been supporting, sharing and collecting my works... Every Art is a piece of me and owning any is like spreading and confirming my existence...
Thanks for all the support 🙏🏽
I'll get Better from here.
I'll keep creating, so keep following...

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Emancipation (2023)
Pen on paper
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New piece in
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Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Progress shot of my recent piece

Done ✅ and delivered
Commissioned piece

Commission piece
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Opened for commissions

Commission piece in
Opened for commissions

'AFRICAN THREAD' (2023)
Final shot, pen on paper

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AFRICAN THREAD'

The hairstyles proudly display Nigerian social and cultural life in such a way that also brings forth an empowered sense of black femininity and black female sexuality. The subjects’ backs to the camera allow for an inaccessibility on behalf of the viewer as we are not here to cast a forceful male-like gaze on the subjects, but rather appreciate Nigerian culture and femininity outside of ourselves. Through these elegant portraits, Hairstyles celebrates Nigerian identity and works as an artistic archival record.

Collaboration work with with 's_art