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“I have found myself using [photography] to speak on my heritage of being Nigerian and trying to educate and change the current negative narratives of African culture, Black culture and how Black women are represented in mainstream media.”- Obinna Obioma

https://t.co/B2hOo2qtHz

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Toyin Ojih Odutola is a Nigerian-American contemporary artist known for her multimedia drawings and works on paper. Her unique style of complex mark-making and lavish compositions rethink the category and traditions of portraiture and storytelling.

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Thank you for making this event! I'm Clone, a Nigerian artist and I post every now and then!
https://t.co/a4dPFpDCsL

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When a Minister of Defence wants those he's supposed to be defending to defend themselves. My cartoon today...

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Commission for ! His character Roland Lyons taking the Acting Guildmaster Reiniger for a nice pounding ;) Enjoy!

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Perscheid ist super, aber solche Comics kann's ruhig auch weniger geben

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El Shojo-sensei wa Nigerarenai! ha llegado a su fin
https://t.co/nWSsB3zLQb

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Some sketches of people from Nigerian weddings

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Mixed Feelings (Women In Purdah)

ARTIST: Agbezim Bamidele George

ARTIST NATIONALITY: Nigerian

YEAR: 2019

Mixed Feelings (Women in Purdah) is a Painting - Mixed Media piece by Agbezim Bamidele George.

To purchase this artwork, link here 👇🏽

https://t.co/3kXrcKCTdK

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Here's Nigerian Edo Miku. looked fun, and hopefully i'm not late. I saw some other Nigerian Mikusonas by , , , and . They all looked adorable in their attire, and i wanted to draw them!

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As an African, I will continue to tell our stories and explore more & more black character designs because it is of interest to me. I'll run out of pencil lead, ink, paint or stylus tablets before I stop!
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Study 120.

Really happy I didn't abandon this piece.
Working on this, I felt I've totally forgotten how to draw lol.
I just started color studies so bye-bye to b&w studies ✌🏽.

Have fun y'all

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“I wanted to create a surreal environment to reflect my internal thoughts about how that person in the mall could have sneezed correctly“ -Jonathan Chambalin, a Nigerian artist, who created his series Counting the Days while under lockdown.

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