Known as chromotherapy, color therapy is based on the idea that color can help treat physical or mental health. The following artists might just inspire you to take a positive step forward!

Painted Mary

Known for her brightly colored paintings, prints, and textiles, Mary Finlayson (aka @painted_mary) will inspire you to take a more maximalist approach to interior design.

Originally from Vancouver, B.C., Finlayson earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Queen’s University, a Graduate Degree in Art Therapy from the Vancouver Art Therapy Institute, as well an Arts Education Degree from the University of British Columbia—so you know her work is well balanced. A spoonful of sugar, others might say.

Shawna X

Shawna X’s art will have your head spinning with colors. Mostly digital, her art also spans spatial and motion spaces, tackling subjects like cultural identity, the modern creative process, and social stereotypes.

But while her subject matter might be loaded, the art itself presents a psychedelic-like reality, filled with bright, neon colors that demand your attention.

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Laci Jordan

Here to empower you, Laci Jordan’s digital art is very much in your face. Focused on powerful women of color, Jordan promotes cultural diversity through her work.

“I’m making the stuff you don’t see by the person you usually don’t see,” she writes on her website. Promoting visibility also means using bold color choices. Trust us, this is just the kind of content your feed craves.

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Erika Pochybova, also known as Ebova, has been painting in her own unique style since 2007 and it is like nothing else you’ve ever seen. What makes it unique, above all, is her technique. Each painting is made up of thousands of tiny dots of color that come together to create a beautiful image, usually of something from the natural world.

It’s easy to get lost in those paintings – they have so much to offer. Step back and you’ll find a gorgeous tree with flowers for roots, or a translucent jellyfish deep in the ocean. Step a little closer, and you’ll be mesmerized by the tiny dots of color, each placed meticulously on the fabric to complement every other little dot.

Ebova sais her art is supposed to be seen as metaphorical. It’s not about the horse or the bird she’s painted – it’s about celebrating the beauty of nature and reminding ourselves that we’re surrounded by magic. And with her thousand tiny drops of paint, she achieves that goal easily.

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Recently, he started a project called Spirit Animal, a collection of colorful animals. “The Spirit Animal is the one who comes to you in order to show you, through its own unique nature and skills, how to deal with the manifestations of your sacred journey. Spirit Animals do not necessarily guide you, but they come to teach you that which you need to learn, in order to know how to meet the challenges of your journey,” the artist wrote on Bored Panda and added that you do not choose your Spirit Animal, it chooses you.

If you are interested in his work, check out the gallery below or follow him on Instagram for more.

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In his website, he shares, “[I’m] an unapologetic optimist, I value authentic experiences that help people to live fuller, richer lives. I’m a media-agnostic designer interested in what makes things tick, when and if we’ll make contact with aliens and glitter. When I’m not working, I’m working on an armageddon escape plan, standing up for what’s right, wondering how many cats I could fit into my apartment and wearing out the grooves in my Sade vinyl.”

Masri recently published a new series of works, titled Animals, in which he uses his skills to give dogs, birds, cats, snakes, and other animals a colorful and rainbow look. Check out some of them below.

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Known as chromotherapy, color therapy is based on the idea that color can help treat physical or mental health. The following artists might just inspire you to take a positive step forward!

Painted Mary

Known for her brightly colored paintings, prints, and textiles, Mary Finlayson (aka @painted_mary) will inspire you to take a more maximalist approach to interior design.

Originally from Vancouver, B.C., Finlayson earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Queen’s University, a Graduate Degree in Art Therapy from the Vancouver Art Therapy Institute, as well an Arts Education Degree from the University of British Columbia—so you know her work is well balanced. A spoonful of sugar, others might say.

Shawna X

Shawna X’s art will have your head spinning with colors. Mostly digital, her art also spans spatial and motion spaces, tackling subjects like cultural identity, the modern creative process, and social stereotypes.

But while her subject matter might be loaded, the art itself presents a psychedelic-like reality, filled with bright, neon colors that demand your attention.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Shawna X (@shawnax)

Laci Jordan

Here to empower you, Laci Jordan’s digital art is very much in your face. Focused on powerful women of color, Jordan promotes cultural diversity through her work.

“I’m making the stuff you don’t see by the person you usually don’t see,” she writes on her website. Promoting visibility also means using bold color choices. Trust us, this is just the kind of content your feed craves.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Laci Jordan (@solacilike)

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Erika Pochybova, also known as Ebova, has been painting in her own unique style since 2007 and it is like nothing else you’ve ever seen. What makes it unique, above all, is her technique. Each painting is made up of thousands of tiny dots of color that come together to create a beautiful image, usually of something from the natural world.

It’s easy to get lost in those paintings – they have so much to offer. Step back and you’ll find a gorgeous tree with flowers for roots, or a translucent jellyfish deep in the ocean. Step a little closer, and you’ll be mesmerized by the tiny dots of color, each placed meticulously on the fabric to complement every other little dot.

Ebova sais her art is supposed to be seen as metaphorical. It’s not about the horse or the bird she’s painted – it’s about celebrating the beauty of nature and reminding ourselves that we’re surrounded by magic. And with her thousand tiny drops of paint, she achieves that goal easily.

The post Mesmerizing Images Made of a Thousand Drops of Color appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Recently, he started a project called Spirit Animal, a collection of colorful animals. “The Spirit Animal is the one who comes to you in order to show you, through its own unique nature and skills, how to deal with the manifestations of your sacred journey. Spirit Animals do not necessarily guide you, but they come to teach you that which you need to learn, in order to know how to meet the challenges of your journey,” the artist wrote on Bored Panda and added that you do not choose your Spirit Animal, it chooses you.

If you are interested in his work, check out the gallery below or follow him on Instagram for more.

The post Artist Illustrates Colorful Spirit Animals appeared first on PlayJunkie.

In his website, he shares, “[I’m] an unapologetic optimist, I value authentic experiences that help people to live fuller, richer lives. I’m a media-agnostic designer interested in what makes things tick, when and if we’ll make contact with aliens and glitter. When I’m not working, I’m working on an armageddon escape plan, standing up for what’s right, wondering how many cats I could fit into my apartment and wearing out the grooves in my Sade vinyl.”

Masri recently published a new series of works, titled Animals, in which he uses his skills to give dogs, birds, cats, snakes, and other animals a colorful and rainbow look. Check out some of them below.

The post Talented Designer Gives Animals a Rainbow Makeover appeared first on PlayJunkie.