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]]>Jack’s posts capture not just the beauty of landscapes but also the essence of the travel experience. His photography shows remote destinations, fun cities, and serene natural wonders. He has a knack for framing shots in a way that immerses you in the scene, making you feel like you’re actually there with him.
But there’s more to Jack than stunning imagery. He shares the stories behind the photos, revealing the challenges and joys of his journeys. His posts often feature his partner, Lauren Bullen, with whom he explores the world. Their account is a testament to the beauty of travel and love.
So if you’re seeking inspiration to explore the world, Jack Morris’s Instagram is a cool mixture of adventure and beauty that you won’t want to miss. If you’re wondering whether or not other people like him—well, he’s got over two million followers, so you’d be joining pretty hefty company!
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]]>It all started when Naranja brought a pocket-size Moleskine notebook with him on one of his travels in 2005. He discovered that the notebook is perfect for capturing his thoughts, sketches, and even small souvenirs from the places he visited.
Since then, Moleskine notebooks have become a permanent fixture in his travel equipment. He would fill them with drawings, sketches, citations, descriptions, photographs, and stamps that described the destination he found himself at a particular moment.
In 2017, Naranja said goodbye to Moleskine notebooks and instead started making his own. This made his practice feel even more intimate.
“I used to fill notebooks, and now I also make them. I guess I’m a notebookmaker,” Naranja explains on his website. “Actually, it’s an amazing dedication that touches many different creative fields.”
Naranja’s colorful journals got him a significant following on social media, where his followers enjoy unpacking all of their details. The artist also turned some of his works into books, which are available for purchase on his official website.
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One way ticket and accommodation in Ubud booked, I’ll touch down Denpasar airport on March 4th to start a new chapter of my life with an open heart and mind . Please feel free to share any tips for (raw)vegan/vegetarian food, cosy cafes to work from, yoga/qi gong/ecstatic danse classes, holistic massages and all the good stuff . I am SO ready to fully implement and embody the BLOOM mindset 
“Discovering the world and moving abroad has been in my mind from a young age,” she shared in an interview with The Glossary. “Growing up, I managed to find a way to combine my studies and then work with traveling.”
“Coming from an immigrant and working class background it felt completely unrealistic to pursue art after high school, especially in France,” Koman added. “Moreover, I didn’t have anyone around me doing a creative job as a career. I thought people like me were meant to do it as a hobby and only the elite could have thriving careers as creatives. Luckily, traveling broadened my perspective.”
Now, she has managed to turn her passion into a full-time job, and with a growing audience on Instagram, she clearly has her work cut out for her. Her illustrations – raw, minimalist, and thought-provoking – are influenced by spirituality, slow living, visual anthropology, as well as her multicultural experiences.
We’re guessing we’ll see more of her in the future.
. A6 Cards available on my online shop (link in bio)
So grateful!
+ A timeline of the places I’ve lived since 2006: Paris (born & raised) Bristol Paris Beijing Paris Rennes Montreal New York Paris London Paris Reykjavik Paris Aarhus Paris Tokyo Paris London Tokyo Sapporo Tokyo Bali #slownomadThe post Multicultural Illustrator Makes Minimalist Art appeared first on MyTrendTales.
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