#black art

[fyblackwomenart]

@mizzimickiamii

linktr.ee/mizzimickiamii

[bluumey]

I think I'm finally ready to share the last of my OG trio after so long. Kaiya, sweetheart and protector.

I can literally make a small artbook dedicated to concepts of her and all my attempts to get her just right.

I always knew her original blanket design was a placeholder until then and I'm happy to at least share a more solid version of her. I've been working so hard on my project and finally getting her in a place that I want is letting me know that I'm making good progress :']

[2dxvxne]

🖤

[artofkush]

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[shelbyuhh]

this is a lil late but happy BHM !! my name is shelby and im a nonbinary black artist! im in college rn so im a bit busy, but i really want to try and post my art more often ;v; im a bit more active on twitter @ shelbyuhh, so go follow if u can !

[wintercorrybriea]

[janeissx0x]

I can’t live without my brown pt3 🫶🏾🤎

[banana-peppers]

Powerline 🤘🏽🎶⚡️

www.instagram.com/bpeppersart

[bigosaze]

Made some more black anime! Check out my Instagram for more https://www.instagram.com/osaze.ai/

[mysticlavendar]

Couldn’t decide so you get both world is mine Miku versions for blacktober

[fyblackwomenart]

Selector ; We Out Here [96" x 96"] {2023} ~ Crosshatch Composite

By LP Ækili Ross

http://www.bylp.art IG @LPAE38

[bluumey]

More underworld siblings to end the year 🫶🏾

[2dxvxne]

🖤

[bratctrl]

[tygerland]

Full Moon, Haitian Rhythm (1931, oil on canvas, 30×24 in.) by African-American artist, William Edouard Scott.

[taylors-a-goblin]

Here's something new to know about me. I'm a Murramarang woman from the south coast of New South Wales, and an Aboriginal Artist. I'm learning and trying to bring Dhurga (my native language) back to life after it was nearly destroyed during colonisation.

Here are a couple of my paintings.

The first is a Giriwa (goanna), the totem of my tribe, painted in our traditional x-ray style. This type of painting was used to illustrate and educate, to teach biology and anatomy.

The second is a warigal (dingo) painted in a more decorative style, with a fusion of our more narrative style of art and my own modern style.

If you've stumbled upon this post, I hope you learned something from it! I love sharing my culture ❤💛🖤