Meet Karina Farek - an amazing animator and illustrator, who likes deep sea fish, werewolves, anime, Billy Joel, and cold weather. She recently created a series of 'Lust vs. Love' illustrations, which was commissioned College Humor and we couldn't help sharing it with you!
The illustrations perfectly depict the passion and deep affection that a person feels when in love, while when in lust, all they feel is an intense desire for gratification. Farek compared these two feelings by illustrating them in the same situations. Keep on scrolling to take a look at her understanding of lust and love. Don't forget to vote for your favorites!
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My hubby would do that he's not embarrassed I like that he knows me so well
He giving her flowers because how sexy she looks and the second one means he gave her the tampons because he love hers.
i rather get something cool or what i need then flowers or lame jewelry
Mêh pretty black and white. I laughed hardest at the comment of Sill at #3 As if lust cannot be mixed with love. I feel lust is an essential part of a love relationship
I think they're a nice way to show how a relationship changes and that love is the more everyday things couples can do for each other because their relationship has progressed past the superficial.
Your interpretations are very well thought out. Good job. Keep at it! (And always ignore the whiny, jealous jerks who are so disillusioned with their own sad lives they tear down everyone else; especially those like you, who go for it.)
Meh. All of these can and should co-exist in a good relationship.
Meet Karina Farek - an amazing animator and illustrator, aged 14.
Mêh pretty black and white. I laughed hardest at the comment of Sill at #3 As if lust cannot be mixed with love. I feel lust is an essential part of a love relationship
I think they're a nice way to show how a relationship changes and that love is the more everyday things couples can do for each other because their relationship has progressed past the superficial.
Your interpretations are very well thought out. Good job. Keep at it! (And always ignore the whiny, jealous jerks who are so disillusioned with their own sad lives they tear down everyone else; especially those like you, who go for it.)
Meh. All of these can and should co-exist in a good relationship.
Meet Karina Farek - an amazing animator and illustrator, aged 14.
