Baskadia

Facial art an African tradition.

A fulani man, originally from the Northern part of Nigeria, Western Africa can be seen with facial tattoos made locally which is part of their tradition as local nomads, feel the beauty, through my lense

She never knew 🥺(unaware)

I came to buy some stuffs and and i saw the African lady with her kid .....then i took the snapshot and left

African beauty

This drawing is made out of the African beauty

adírè

Gives me the feelings of an African Queen with this picture. A portrait commission

A Native African Warrior Man

Father and son

Me and my photocopy

Africa beauty

Africa is a beautiful place shown in this picture

This art piece reminds me of the traditional head wrap style in my hometown. Art drawn digitally

Black

Black is beauty Shoot by camon 18

African wildflowers

Some african wildflowers which can not be found in towns and cities ,this flowers makes the forest more beautiful and altractive

Natural vegetation

Vegetation

On an African beach

Beautiful serene environment to be on your vacation

THE FUTURE OF AFRICA

The African culture will be back again, Africa is beautiful, Africa is loveable. The future of Africa is in the hands of younger generation

Black Beauty

The mantra “Black is beautiful” or Black beauty was widely popular in the 1960s. It grew out of the Civil Rights Movement of the time. The statement and its accompanying ideas encouraged Black people to embrace their natural features and to stop trying to “eliminate” their African-identified traits. Today, these same ideas are expressed in hashtags such as #blackgirlmagic, #darkskingirls, and #melaninmagic where Black people, especially young Black people, continue to celebrate their looks.

Davido artwork

#OBO# baddest !, one of African top leading musical artiste

Home

Painting of my home

pineapple time

baboon having a great moment eating pineapple

Black is beautiful 😍

Black is beutiful

I am a feminist, and what that means to me is much the same as the meaning of the fact that I am Black; it means that I must undertake to love myself and to respect myself as though my very life depends upon self-love and self-respect.”