Cool Kids Of The Soil
Picture: @Lord_Kpuri
Giving props and love to the young Africans who are changing their country via artistic, photographic, and other creative endeavors. My top 5 favorites are these!
Kenya
Picture: @sweeny_queen
In my opinion, Kenya is the most creative nation in Africa. They also have the most African flag on the continent, and their women have absolutely stunning complexion, hair, and accents that make me smile constantly. Alright, you get the idea—I'm hooked, and I could go on forever.
Sweeney Queen has a keen sense for art; her creations are colorful, and she uses her lens to tell such a realistic tale. Her art depicts daily life in Kenya and other parts of East Africa; through a moment in time caught, she evokes the love, anguish, dreams, and failures of her people.
Sweeney Queen has a keen sense for art; her creations are colorful, and she uses her lens to tell such a realistic tale. Her art depicts daily life in Kenya and other parts of East Africa; through a moment in time caught, she evokes the love, anguish, dreams, and failures of her people.
Picture: @sweeny_queen
The vibrant colors and beading of Kenyan traditions are astounding, and Sweeney does a fantastic job of showcasing the best of Africa. I've always wanted to travel to Kenya, and after seeing @sweeny_queen's photography, I have developed a fresh admiration for this dangerous part of Africa.
Ghana
Picture: @Princejyesi
People of the coast
Ghana is a wonderful country; all the benefits associated with being black were originally bestowed upon them. The dark skin tones that adorn the streets of Accra are very magnificent. Like Prince Gyasi, I adore the people of Ghana.
Picture: @Princejyesi
Ghanaian artist Prince Gyasi, also known as @princesjyesi, takes great pleasure in presenting the stunning, magnificent, and dark people of Ghana. His works, which depict the typical lives of Ghanaians, allow the story of the coast's people to be relived.
Picture: @Princejyesi
Zambia
Picture: @Kabelengaphiri
The real Africa
Zambia is referred to as the "real Africa" since it embodies African identity in speech, cultural customs, and pretty much everything else. What a serene place it is! Mosi-oa-Tunya is on my ever-growing list of places to see
Picture: @Kabelengaphiri
Kebelenga is a photographer from Zambia whose images so masterfully convey the story of Zambia. He is embracing a different aspect of Zambia and Africa in general that many outside the region may not be aware of.
Picture: @Kabelengaphiri
He is meticulous in his work and clearly enjoys what he does.
Nigeria
Lord Kpuri, as he calls himself, is a contemporary writer and artist from Nigeria. Nigeria is undoubtedly the trendiest country in Africa; it's a place where dreams come true in terms of music, food, fashion, and, of course, Nollywood. A single for the journeyers!
Picture: @Lord_Kpuri
Lord Kpuri is a gifted young man who doesn't mind taking chances and embracing black women in all of their shapes, sizes, and colors. He exemplifies the beauty that happens when black women, especially dark women, combine bold, vivid colors!
In addition, he writes about the difficult stories of love—the thing we all detest the most!
In addition, he writes about the difficult stories of love—the thing we all detest the most!
South Africa
Picture: Ndumiso_nyoni
Who thinks that our country is the best in the world? All of you! If not, you should schedule a time to find out why not! In my opinion, it's the greatest.
Award-winning cartoonist Ndumiso is doing it for the culture; only the finest come from the best!
Award-winning cartoonist Ndumiso is doing it for the culture; only the finest come from the best!
Picture: Ndumiso_nyoni
There has never been a better moment to board the black pride train than now, as Ndumiso leads the way in creating a beautiful and proud legacy for the black community.
Picture: Ndumiso_nyoni
Power to your beauty and pride tribe!
How wonderful it is to live at a period when the people are told the stories by the children of the soil, and the hunter is no longer required to recount the tale of the lion!
For this reason, I like many African girls and boys, especially those in the top 5, who strive so hard to preserve our cultures and communicate our stories!
I'm grateful, cool soil kid.
For this reason, I like many African girls and boys, especially those in the top 5, who strive so hard to preserve our cultures and communicate our stories!
I'm grateful, cool soil kid.
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