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Hi all, Katrina Kessler here.
This week, I wanted to share yet another one of my favorite artists that I found on the internet (Instagram to be specific). They go by the name 'lindanemesis' on most social media platforms and is foreign, so I don't know much specific information on them other than the fact that they create beautiful art. 
I love the art they create for many reasons, one being the way they shade and create depth with simple straight lines and cross stitching with the pen/pencil. I feel like this gives the pieces a sort of angular, simplistic vibe that I find very appealing. I also like that the places being shaded are often confined to a small space, leaving a lot of white space around it which makes the contrast look high. The random specs of a single color or highlight are also somewhat reoccurring throughout their gallery.

Go ahead and stalk their Instagram!
----> https://instagram.com/lindanemesis/

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  1. theses are so beutiful i love how everyone of them has their unique subject shown clearly in them

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  2. theses are so beutiful i love how everyone of them has their unique subject shown clearly in them

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  3. These are so cool! They each look so uniquely beautifully done!

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  4. really cool, I love the contrasting shapes

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