Teen Vogueのインスタグラム(teenvogue) - 6月25日 22時11分

@tarabooth’s amazing illustrations take the vivid colors and patterns of your favorite children’s book and elevate them to the level of art—while documenting the “funny, embarrassing, or sad little hurdles” that come with #adulting. 28-year-old Tara has studied painters like David Hockney and Henry Matisse, but she’s much more excited by “children’s art, hand-painted signs, bootleg cartoon characters from the dollar store.” This bric-a-brac ethos comes out in her work—especially in her characters’ amazing outfits. (Where do I shop the look, tho?) The Portland-based artist has had great opportunities come to her through her ‘gram—“like this one!” she told #TeenVogue over email—and has been able to publish her book, “Unwell,” because of the app. Yet some people might be surprised to know that she only started painting again two years ago, five years after graduating. “Don’t feel pressure to constantly make work” she says. “Your worth isn’t determined by production or the number of Instagram followers you have, so give yourself time.” You said it, sister. ? Who do you want to see in our weekly #ShineTheory? Tag them down below ???

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