Relatable illustrations

Beautiful minimalism. Relatable hopes, dreams, fears, and worries. And a unique way to visualize mental health. At the intersection of all these things are the wonderfully pure illustrations by Worry Lines. Through her simple but pleasing drawings, the artist also engages topics like self-care and relationships.

@constantbageltherapy on Instagram: “here is some criticism - no thanks - i've got my own”

Jan 6, 2020 - Welcome to GiselleDekel! Some days we just want to escape the daily madness and retreat to our cosy bed for a few hours, to nap or relax or as I prefer to call it self care :) This soothing watercolor print would make the perfect bedroom art for yourself or for a friend, to reming yourself that its

Though good-looking details and sharp aesthetics are a plus for illustrations, not having them can be a good thing too. Simplicity in illustration helps to express the idea without any unnecessary distractions or needless clutter and helps us focus on the main message more than the flashy details.

If you’re seeking some good old-fashioned light-hearted wit, look no further than Constant Bagel Therapy. (Disclaimer: this account has nothing to do with bagels and everything to do with wordplay.)

verwhelmed? We’ve all been there. That’s why these illustrations by Gemma Correll (@gemmacorrell) are so darn relatable.⁣ ⁣ “Sometimes