The world is full of different kinds of people. We are all individuals and that is why we see the world differently. Every person has a unique way of thinking and perceiving things, but it looks like our perception is changing. For example, you probably have never seen such realistic drawings before.

Everybody knows that art represents a form of self-expression, but what happens when an artist expresses his feelings through his or her art? It turns out that the artist’s feelings are so strong, they are transmitted to us through their artworks.

The drawings below will definitely leave you in tears, so if you feel emotional pain easily, we don’t recommend that you scroll down any further. If you think you can handle it, take a look at 10 sakimichan Artworks That Will Leave You In Tears.

The emotions artists evoke in their work are a complex blend of the things they intend, and the emotions people experience in response. But what happens when an artist aims to evoke an emotion that’s not even normally associated with their art?

Take the following works of Sakimichan , for example. The artist is well known for her cute, fluffy and colorful works… but there’s a dark side to every rainbow, as they say, and Sakimichan has explored this darker end of the spectrum on occasion. Here are ten of her works that will leave you in tears!

1) Broken Hearted (Source)

2) The Touch (Source)

3) Love (Source)

4) Joyful Crystals (Source)

5) Death (Source)

6) Live or Die (Source)

7) Last Chance (Source)

8 ) Hope 2 (Source)

9 ) Stop Bullying (Source)*

10 ) Pushing Back (Source)*”””

sakimichan is a digital artist from Japan. She is mostly known for her drawing style with the use of soft colors that give an impression of cuteness and warmth. Her work often involves an inspiration from nature and her drawings are strongly influenced by Japanese art.

Here are some sakimichan artworks and the emotions they evoke in me:

1) Galaxy: There is something about looking at these galaxies that doesn’t only inspire awe, but also some sort of nostalgia or sad reflection on how small we are compared to the universe. I guess it’s because we can’t help thinking what kind of life would be out there, somewhere in this vastness.

This piece made me think that maybe there is life out there after all; not necessarily intelligent but more like plants, animals…anything really. What if humans weren’t the only ones to have evolved? Would there be other intelligent beings? Could they have evolved differently? Would they look like us? Would they be friendly or hostile?

2) Moon: The same thing happens with her moon drawings. There is just something so beautiful about it, so serene and peaceful that you can’t help but feel a sense of loss when you look at it. The moon has always been associated with

Sakimichan’s work is often described as being “softer than butter” and her art style is a blend of cute and beautiful. She does mostly fanart, though she does have some original art, but even the fanart she does is often original in its own way. She has done numerous different styles of art, from super-realistic to colorful scribbles.

Trying to describe Sakimichan’s art in words is rather difficult. The only real way to describe it would be to show you a drawing, because it really is something you have to see for yourself to get the full effect and see how incredibly talented this artist really is. But I will do my best to try and explain what kind of emotions her work can evoke without just showing you pictures (which I would suggest doing anyway).

Sakimichan is an artist who has been working since 2011. Her art is mainly influenced by the otome games, anime and manga.

She started her art with the simple characters and gradually made it more intricate and detailed. Her works are mostly in digital paintings, but she also incorporates some traditional art styles into it.

The main theme of her work is a combination of nature and technology, with a touch of romance and sadness.

Her artworks are created so that people can relate to them, as they are often inspired by real life experience or human emotions. Some of her works also have a touch of sci-fi.

However, they do not show scenes that contain violence or gore but rather focus on things like sadness, loss or love that would evoke in the viewer feelings of melancholy, longing, remorse and other strong emotions.

Sakimichan is a digital artist from the Philippines. She started to draw since she was 8 years old, and she’s now 23. She began in anime, but eventually switched to people. Check out her artworks in the list below.

Art should be used as a way to express oneself and to expose others to the artist’s views or opinions. It can do so by creating an emotional response within the viewer through imagery, texture, or even color contrast. Artwork can be used in many different forms of media from painting and sculpture to photography and music. The artist can use their work to evoke certain emotions from their audience; for example, a landscape painting may be used to evoke a sense of serenity or a piece of music may be used to encourage excitement.

Posters are another form of art that can be used to evoke emotion in its audience. Posters are widely popularized in the form of advertisements, which use the artist’s work to entice viewers into purchasing products. In addition, posters can be used as an expression of personal beliefs. For this reason, many artists use posters as a way of expressing their views on political issues and social concerns.

When looking at posters, it’s important that you look past the message that has been placed before you and evaluate the artwork itself. There is no such thing as purely “good” or “bad” art because there is no universal meaning in art; what one person finds meaningful might not have any significance at all to another person. Therefore