40 Pictures Of Interactive Illustrations That Make Use Of Everyday Items, As Shared By An Artist Online

Finding ideas could be challenging, but once they are located, carrying them out is simple

Maryjane

• Published in Interesting
• January 14, 2023

Ali Abd Al-Razzaq is an Iraqi artist and he enjoys fusing reality and drawing together. The artist started making these interactive drawings way back in 2013, and he's currently seeking any real object nearby to use as a starting point for a new drawing.

His artwork aims to develop completely original ideas for commonplace items. Finding ideas could be challenging, but once they are located, carrying them out is simple.

The artist has this to say as well:

"I began incorporating everyday objects into my drawings to create a unique and distinctive style of art. After completing my first piece, I received a positive response from others who thought it was special and really enjoyed it. I have always aspired to be a distinguished artist and the reaction to my first piece encouraged me to continue pursuing this goal."

The artist finds inspiration for his artwork through the support and encouragement of his friends and other people. "Their motivation helps to stimulate my imagination and cognitive activity, which allows me to come up with new ideas and bring them to fruition," he added.

We do hope you like his newest batch of drawings as we've gathered up for you below.

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1. A tomato comes to play

2. Is that a peg?

3. Love it

4. Perfectly placed

5. A tooth less grampa kitty

6. A stapler comes to play here

7. This is brilliant

The artist also shares the most challenging aspect of the creative process saying:

"When I am facing personal issues that disrupt my mental clarity and focus. My artwork requires a clear and focused mind, so these difficulties can hinder my ability to create. However, I take pleasure in the positive reactions of others when they appreciate my artwork and are surprised by the potential of everyday tools as artistic mediums."

8. Spot the scissor

9. Another brilliant piece

10. A croco with an aloe tail

11. The biscuits are the pillows and portrait

12. Accuracy nailed

13. I wouldn't have thought about it like this

14. Nice hair

15. Okay, it's time to make a run for it

16. The scissors comes to play again

17. Nice one

18. Way to go, face masks

19. Food is served

20. Got ya

21. Someone's got to clean up

22. Pull off and enter the shower

23. Hey froggie

24. Under my umbrella...

25. And that is how you slip

26. At least I'm safe right here

27. Keep on blowing

28. The movie premiere kicks off

29. That is a lot of hair

30. We are one

31. A caged bird

32. Alright, step on it

33. Oh no

34. Here we go

35. Yay

36. From this to that

37. That is not what I'm thinking it is

38. Get out of your shell

39. Take your pick

40. Nice

The artist says he's always been striving to create new works of art. However, he has struggled to showcase his art and gain new friends who appreciate it due to challenges in finding suitable venues to display his work.

"Despite my efforts to create new pieces and hold exhibitions, I have faced difficulties in presenting my art." Drop your thoughts about this post in the comments below.

Maryjane