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        Fashion Illustrator: Janet Ayokunle Janet Ayokunle is a fashion illustrator whose illustrations are colorful, intricate and she is inspired by society issues and her very personal experiences in life. Her art story is one that is interesting to listen to and share, because she has turned her pain into something creative and captivating.  The way her illustrations tell a story around her view on fashion is really interesting and I love that.  H er designs and dimensions are precise in a way that gives the client a realistic fantasy of what they will look like in a fashion ensemble, before hand.  She creates very detailed illustrations because she believes in what she does and her duty to clients is important. In her heart, it helps her well being that her clients are satisfied. This is the back story of her art: "I am inspired by my pains, my hurts, by my Joys. I am inspired by the stories of people, their tears, their pains and

Multidimensional Sculptor Adeola Balogun, has been an accomplished sculptor in the Nigerian Art scene for years, his sculpture pieces are part of the social fabric of Lagos state in Nigeria were he lives as a professional Artist/full time lecturer and Head of Department- Fine Art, School of Art, Design & Printing. Yaba College of Technology, Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria in West Africa. He's  works are recognizable in the city where he has built his Art career, spanning over 20 years and they could be referred to as landmarks.  Adeola's ability to create sculpture pieces with whatever material he chooses is deliberate and well thought out not based on sentiments or economic status, they are based on awareness and Social-Political trends.  He has created master piece after master piece, in different mediums creating a distinct style for his art.  This time my focus in this blog, is his deliberate use of 'Tires' an obscure and rather difficult material to work w