illustrations of Reality
illustration means drawing or graphic art, now mostly you see them in a digital way.
But creating illustrations is not new, it has been present for 40,000 years too.
I recently started to like them as they are easy to understand and helpful in conveying your message.
Here, I illustrated some of the illustrations I think 🤔 worth sharing.
1. Un-satisfaction
A state of being unsatisfied even after achieving a desire is called un-satisfaction.
Below you can see that a rich man with a lot of success and a poor man with nothing think similarly.
Another side, a girl with only 4 likes and a girl with many likes still feel unsatisfied.
Gist – Desires are infinite, focus on what you have and feel glad.
2. Homonyms
Homonyms refer to words that have the same pronunciation but different meanings. Eg. To, Too, Two (all have different meanings).
Here it refers to people who are thinking of the same thing but have completely different meanings.
The man says ‘I love animals’ because he likes them in a way of consuming.
Whereas, The woman says ‘I love animals’ because she is satisfied with not consuming animals and instead opting to be vegan.
What a thread-like difference.!🤯
3. Hesitation or Irresponsible
Ignoring or hesitating thinking that someone else will help him is the biggest curse on humanity, Why don’t we take the first step?
Think about the last time you came forward and helped someone needed.
If ‘not’ then this is the right time to start, the world needs you, or if ‘yes’, then I bow to you from the bottom of my heart.
4. Synchronicity
Synchronicity is a psychological term that refers to describing circumstances that seem related but lack a causal connection.
Here, it is used as two people thinking the same for each other but it may influence their decisions in the wrong manner.
5. Unhope
I don’t know if is there a word like unhope that really exists. But for me, Unhope means a Lack of hope.
But the reality is that there is always hope present everywhere no matter what the circumstances.
The below illustration describes the unhope as two people living very near to each other but just don’t know that they can meet and end their loneliness.
Gist – Whatever you want is right there, you’re just looking for it in the wrong direction.
6. Homogeneous Thoughts
This illustration explains to us many people think the same but from their own perspective level.
The thought that ‘I alone cannot change the world is very common and also true to some extent.
But it is also true if many people just took small actions at their own level can create a global impact.
A small habit of taking care of the cleanliness of your own house made Denmark the world’s no. 1 cleanest country.
All Image credit goes to @iconeo. I would like to Thank, Steffen Kraft ( Founder, iconeo) for allowing me to use their illustrations.
I hope it will help you,
spread it 📧
to help others because together we can change the world (Ref, illustration 6).
