Young Lady Turns Lagos Floor Space into Magnificent Painting, Photos of Her Artwork Wows Many Nigerians
- A Nigerian lady has put her creative talents to amazing use
- She turned a large floor space in Lagos into an eye-catching and beautiful work of art
- Her creativity earned her the admiration of many on social media as well her their praises
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A young lady has raised the bar on floor paintings to a new height. The lady blew social media users away with her artistic talents.
In a Twitter post she shared recently, the lady @ceracerni converted a large floor space to a beautiful painting.
Source: Twitter
The colourful painting can be adjudged to be perfect as it appeared to be without any blemish.
The artist then decided to take some model shots on the artworks in photos that have gone viral on the Twitter platform.
She said the location for the painting was Lagos state.
Making uploads of the admirable artworks, she tweeted:
''This is LAGOS oooooh -not New York. I repeat..... this is Lagos Nigeria oooooh..I finished my job as an Artist then switched into Modeling because, “a girl simply has to launch her Paint work”... "
A tweep @Onyeabohl thought:
"Doesn’t look like New York. Beautiful art work though. The drainage spoilt the pics. Lagos is always Lagos no matter how beautiful you make it look."
@greater_days wrote:
"This Okada man already made it look obviously like Nigeria.
"But your paintings are very nice. Weldone."
@uyorahi said:
"Great work! I just hope the people in charge will maintain the brightness it brings to that area. We need more of such as I believe that how the environment looks and feels also affects how people behave in a way."
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a young lady created great paintings from Ankara fabric wastes.
In a Twitter post on Thursday, November 12, the lady said she upcycles waste fabrics into paintings.
She posted two photos of the portraits she made. The fabric-paintings depict women in both frontal and side views. Looking closely at the works, one could see how different ankara fabrics blend to give an astonishing mixture of patterns and colours.
Source: Legit.ng
