OLIS Graphics

This design is inspired by the over 40 kids still in captivity in Oyo State.

Growing up, Children's Day was a day of celebration but somehow, over time, everything has crumbled to the floor

There's no light to watch Biker Mice, Barbie and KKB Show.

If my uncle gives me N50, what exactly can I buy with it, since everything is now expensive?

Speaking of costs, going to school isn't for the poor.

From school fees to the cost of books.

Wasn't it just yesterday I got maths set for N150 and calculator for N1500?

Now, I see kids selling shoes and bags on social media just to add to the income of the family.

Just to put food on the table.

Funny thing, there's still almost nothing to show for it.

If this isn't a cry for HELP, I wonder what is.

So now, the question is, What are we going to do about all these in Nigeria?

Are we really going to sit back while the government steals the childhood from the children?

Take note 📌

Most photographers turn their images black and white because they messed up the colours 😂

And honestly?
I support it completely.

Because once you remove colour, people start filling the gaps with their imagination.

I see retro.
You see luxury.
He sees cyberpunk.
She sees pain.

And somehow everybody is right.

Black and white strips visuals down to feeling.

That’s why even when it starts as a mistake, it can suddenly feel more intentional than the original coloured version.

It’s raw.
Timeless.
Strategic.
And sometimes… a little lazy too 🫠

Personally, if I’m ever unsure whether an image works, I try black and white first.

9 times out of 10, it suddenly gains soul.

When do you use black and white, or am I the only one?

Images taken by ME!

I’ve realized event photography has very little to do with “just taking pictures.”

You’re really documenting energy in real time.

The laughter.
The movement.
The chaos.
The interactions.
The tiny in-between moments people won’t even notice until later.

That’s my favourite part.

These photos are the only ways people would attend their events again and again to relive the beautiful memories

Go see a movie... Or take a walk... Or sleep
Anything but work, just do it today 🥂

Happy Worker's Day

New Art Alert: I Have A Dream

This art depicts different Nigerian tribes eating together with joy. Inspired by Cchub Yaba The Roof Top @ CCHUB . There's a line art in their food corner that caught my attention so I decided to do something similar.

Just prompted AI to give me an image I could work with and almost 300 lines later, I came up with this

A collection of short poems inspired by upbringing in a little corner of the world. It's still going on for sale. Head over to his page and click the link in his bio to purchase.

And yeah, we designed the cover!