This Japanese Artist Draws Indescribable Feelings And They Look Absolutely Beautiful

God has designed us, humans, to feel a ton of stuff. He has created a virus, called feelings which makes us us and often acts as a distinction between robots (or machines) from humans.

We feel a ton of things and while most of them can easily be described, there are just some that can’t absolutely be.

Admit it, we all have been through or felt certain situations that just can’t be described, at least not through words. Words won’t be able to do justice to it and might even break down the intricate wall it has till now been protected by.

But there’s one artist who has taken the responsibility to draw these feelings, in his own hands. Yes. You read that right. A Japanese artist is known to put certain indescribable feelings onto paper with an ease that is unprecedented.

Very little is known about the Japanese artist who calls himself avogado6. All we know is that he is very fond of chemistry and his profile photo is a portrait of the famous Italian scientist Avogadro. But, one just can’t find any kind of formulas in the works of this mysterious illustrator – only vivid pictures in which human feelings are shown in a very comprehensible manner.

He masters the art of drawing things that are hard to explain and that’s what makes him and his work so startling. After all, very few can draw something they will never be able to say.

Here are 12 of the best of his work:

1. Delicate: Putting yourself together piece by piece

2. Whereabouts: Time has no mercy.

3. Chapped: Unbearable fragility.

4. Exhaustion: When you run out of power.

5. Line of sight: When you’re stuck.

6. Shyness: When you lock your heart away.

7. A Lot Of: Too many words.

8. Lethargic: Apathy

9. Trauma: My trauma and I.

10. Company: When you feel like your job is draining your life energy from you.

11. Life extension treatment: When you are trying to save what should stay in the past.

12. Wings: When your wings get tired of carrying you.

We all have, at some point or the other, came across these feelings in our lives, and it’s in times like those we would be thankful for being reminded something this amazing.

Jyotsna Amla