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]]>Artist Nadia Tolstoy definitely belongs to the second group, and the playful meanings of words have provided her inspiration for a successful series of artworks she regularly shares on her Instagram page, Surrealians.
Tolstoy deconstructs words like screwdriver, sweatpants, rabbit, and caterpillar and plays with their meaning to create amusing doodles. Sometimes, the results are expected, but oftentimes, the results can be quite unusual and even surreal.
For example, the artist took the word rabbit and imagined it as a rabbit with the face of clown Pennywise from the horror franchise IT.
Additionally, Tolstoy also uses word puns as an added source of inspiration material for her pieces, and they are equally entertaining.
According to this Stockholm-based artist, Surrealians is a way to explore her creativity while making people laugh and forget about their worries. If you ask us, her word-inspired doodles are definitely doing the trick. Check out more of them below.
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]]>Zirinis challenged himself to do a one-pun-a-day and post it to his Instagram profile where he has attracted more than 111 thousand followers and has According to the artist, he seeks inspiration from everyday life.
“I challenged myself to come up with one silly food pun each day,” artist shared on Bored Panda.
Zirinis work has been featured in various media, such as BuzzFeed, Bored Panda, 9Gag and Threadless and many more, and his illustrations have been printed on greeting cards for Urban Graphic, Recycled Paper Greetings, Marian Heath and Ohh Deer.
Scroll down for the illustrations and follow him on Instagram for more.
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]]>The post Artist Creates Doodles Inspired by Playful Meanings of Words appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>Artist Nadia Tolstoy definitely belongs to the second group, and the playful meanings of words have provided her inspiration for a successful series of artworks she regularly shares on her Instagram page, Surrealians.
Tolstoy deconstructs words like screwdriver, sweatpants, rabbit, and caterpillar and plays with their meaning to create amusing doodles. Sometimes, the results are expected, but oftentimes, the results can be quite unusual and even surreal.
For example, the artist took the word rabbit and imagined it as a rabbit with the face of clown Pennywise from the horror franchise IT.
Additionally, Tolstoy also uses word puns as an added source of inspiration material for her pieces, and they are equally entertaining.
According to this Stockholm-based artist, Surrealians is a way to explore her creativity while making people laugh and forget about their worries. If you ask us, her word-inspired doodles are definitely doing the trick. Check out more of them below.
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]]>The post This Artist Came Up With Hilarious Food Puns appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>Zirinis challenged himself to do a one-pun-a-day and post it to his Instagram profile where he has attracted more than 111 thousand followers and has According to the artist, he seeks inspiration from everyday life.
“I challenged myself to come up with one silly food pun each day,” artist shared on Bored Panda.
Zirinis work has been featured in various media, such as BuzzFeed, Bored Panda, 9Gag and Threadless and many more, and his illustrations have been printed on greeting cards for Urban Graphic, Recycled Paper Greetings, Marian Heath and Ohh Deer.
Scroll down for the illustrations and follow him on Instagram for more.
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