Randomly inking tweets has the social media world talking
AN anonymous artist has drawn praise on social media for randomly illustrating the tweets of others.
TWITTER isn’t all about breaking news and political fallout. There are still plenty of fun, lighthearted profiles to stumble across, and some examples of real creativity.
@drawnYourTweet is a profile that does exactly what the name promises. The artist behind the profile takes random tweets from followers and renders their thoughts into drawings.
Despite only having the account open for two weeks, it’s already picked up close to 10,000 followers.
Here are a few samples of why this new craze is set to take off.
Hey @naomigraham I've drawn your tweet. Enjoy. pic.twitter.com/LMUqTG52KC
Hey @NabeelahMH I've just drawn your tweet. Enjoy. pic.twitter.com/Z9gwBwCdye
Hi @helenlewis I've drawn your tweet. Enjoy. pic.twitter.com/KwfJfnJDCL
Hey @umkatelynly I've just drawn your tweet. Enjoy. pic.twitter.com/DdvBH532TK
Hey @bfrave I've drawn your tweet. Enjoy. pic.twitter.com/DAsPc5UkQn
Hey @emilybrown___ I've just drawn your tweet. Enjoy. pic.twitter.com/uBpE4V05Az
Hey @mikefahey I've drawn your tweet. Enjoy. pic.twitter.com/Bmf5hieONr
Hey @NadiyaBekarHill I've drawn your tweet. Enjoy. pic.twitter.com/nXF9vSWhbI
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