African Faces Tapestries

This painting showcases a curated selection of traditional African masks that are beautifully rendered in intricate details and vibrant colors .The diversity of African cultures is reflected in the array of masks, each with its own deep lovely style and symbolism.A wonderful alternation of parallel color stripe rectangles between brown and white with waves of patterns

This painting showcases a curated selection of traditional African masks that are beautifully rendered in intricate details and vibrant colors .The diversity of African cultures is reflected in the array of masks, each with its own deep lovely style and symbolism.

This is the first African mask from a tribal art series by Kenal Louis.

Hand-drawn images of strong, African American women, feminist fighters for truth, equality, civil rights and the movement against police brutality. Because Black Lives Matter. A unique gift to wear to an anti-police brutality march, to school or anywhere.

"Gold Wise Ones" artwork by Kenal Louis

A design made with the slogan I would rather be on an African safari and a photo of African wildlife, with two African Elephants having a face off on Addo Elephant Park

This is the second African mask from a tribal art series by Kenal Louis.

Pattern with portraits of multiracial little kids on dark blue background. Cute print with children faces. Flat style vector illustration.

Beautiful Faces

Here is an abstract figurative painting frioeroon, Central Africa.

This is a watercolour painting based on 2 reference photos. One of my reference photographs, taken by Sharon Whitley, I divided in the middle via photoshop and used one half only for the two outside faces, flipping one image horizontally. This was done to make my composition more symmetrical. Lastly I added the oxpecker birds to complete the scene.

work of art inspired by African culture in conjunction with the colors that represent people of African descent, two female faces, color and joy that represent the whole of black culture

Many faces in a semi-abstract style by African artist Angu Walters.

Featuring a striking high-detail symmetrical design of a lion's face.

In this design you will see a variety of cultures living together in the same physical and social space with respect showing the richness of cultural diversity, highlighting our Afro-descendants proudly representing African stories and heritage.

People who are not very common, we have here people who suffer from vitiligo, people with a bald style due to taste or because of a condition such as alopecia, for example, also people with albinism, and people who wear glasses for pleasure or because of a vision disorder, this set represents them beautifully and simply.