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35 Heartwarming Illustrations By This Artist That Show The Best Of Being Human
Interview With Artist
When the weather is getting harsher, there's nothing more enjoyable than cozying up in a warm blanket while sipping a hot beverage. And we can make that experience even better with wholesome illustrations by Soosh Chouanard.
From sweet family moments to touching scenes, Soosh's heartwarming work beautifully captures the warmth that surrounds us, turning ordinary moments into extraordinary memories.
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Bored Panda reached out to Soosh to learn more about her creative process and herself. The artist shared that her journey as an illustrator began long before she knew such a word. She's been creating art since she was a kid. "It began when I was a child, drawing, sketching, taking every opportunity and every piece of paper (or wall, or sofa) to create my art."
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Using mostly soft pastel and earthy colors, Soosh brings a warm touch to her art. Her illustrations are all about children, parenting, and the special bond within families. With gentle strokes of color, she captures the essence of the joy, love, and togetherness that make families unique.
The artist told us that her creative process is completely random. "Ideas, images, concepts just come to me, I don’t look for them or think about them. I have always been interested in people and interactions between them. I like to observe people, and the way they make me feel finds its way after in drawings."
We asked Soosh if there are any artists or art movements that have influenced her work. "I think a lot of what I've seen has influenced my work," the artist shared. "From the top of my head that would be: Hayao Miyazaki, for example; Gustav Klimt; Leonardo De Vinci, etc. I love impressionists and not so much cubism or abstract works."
When it comes to her favorite illustration, Soosh finds that it's always the one she's working on at the moment. "Once it’s done, I cool down and have no particular attachment to the finished piece."
"I don’t make art by thinking of what kind of message to include. I could say I send the message of love, family unity, humanity.. etc. but in reality, whatever messages, ideas, or thoughts people take from my work are their own. My part is to create just because, to express something I often cannot describe properly or envision clearly yet when the illustration is done, I see it right there."
On Soosh's Instagram, people from all over the world connect with her loving illustrations. It's amazing how her art brings people together, no matter where they are.
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Aimee Bachna 1 year ago
Reminds me of my grandma teaching me how to make perogies when I was 5 yes old
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Rhianna Hollowaye 1 year ago
I remember doing this with my family! We couldn't get anything but dvds on our TV, so we'd all huddle around the computer to watch strictly!!
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Alexandria Tyme 1 year ago
This made me cry, all those people who had to wear the star before being led away to death.
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J 1 year ago
Did you know that when women are pregnant with girls, they carry the eggs of all their potential future grandchildren. A baby girl is born with all of the eggs for any potential future pregnancies, no more are created during her life time. That is why women go through menopause when they run out of eggs.
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sharron lynn parsons 1 year ago
Actually, I never have seen this incredible art, I am more than impressed, excellent !!!
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Sharon Whittington 1 year ago
The talent this artist has is amazing. I would frame some of these.
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XenoMurph 1 year ago
Yes, the reality often doesn't live up to the overly romanticised aspiration. But there are moments.
Load More Replies... Danish Susanne 1 year ago
Lovely pictures. I didn't understand them all, so I just enjoyed looking at them.
sharron lynn parsons 1 year ago
Hello, try looking at them a second time, if you only enjoy the beauty, that is a treat, enjoy !!!
Load More Replies... XenoMurph 1 year ago
Yes, the reality often doesn't live up to the overly romanticised aspiration. But there are moments.
Load More Replies... Danish Susanne 1 year ago
Lovely pictures. I didn't understand them all, so I just enjoyed looking at them.
sharron lynn parsons 1 year ago
Hello, try looking at them a second time, if you only enjoy the beauty, that is a treat, enjoy !!!
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