Artist Carol Rossetti Illustrates 40 Problems Women Face In Daily Life And How To Solve It

Susanna Grace
Oct 14, 2021
Oct 14, 2021

While people are so familiar with illustrators of beauty and dark humor, today let us introduce you to Carol Rossetti, who does illustration to make a difference. Her drawings have centered around the topic of strong women and their struggles in daily life.
As a woman, Carol does understand the problems, prejudice, and social stereotypes that prevent women from going further in their careers and lives. She has run a project for all women to join, to be more confident, and learn to overcome their problems. Through the Women project, she hopes to start a dialogue about feminism with people from outside of the activist movements. The artist tries to make her messages straight and clear, easy to read, and somehow comforting. Her illustrations cover a wide range of topics like people who are already familiar with the concepts of body positivity, freedom of choice, LGBTQI pride, intersectionality, social equality and human rights.
We strongly believe that women can do much more things than what people think they can only do. And for that reason, women deserve to be treated in a better way than how they are being treated today. If you agree with us, please give this post a like and share! Scroll down to see some of Carol's illustrations about women's struggles and solutions for each!

Artist Carol Rossetti Illustrates 40 Problems Women Face In Daily Life And How To Solve It

#1. What courage.. you rock girl!

#2. Short hair doesn't mean 'no femininity'.

#3. Breastfeeding a baby is natural.

#4. I would also add that being child-free by choice is NOT selfish.

#5. Who on earth cares about people's height?

#6. Go Lana, your original. Rock it!

#7. I think she’s beautiful!

#8. I couldn't agree more.

#9. Love her!

#10. Additionally, contraception medication can treat hormone-related disorders, so... But still, it's none of anyone's business why you take them.

#11. He is so toxic to have that thought!

#12. She's a great mom.

#13. You deserve to be respected while using public facilities just like any other person!

#14. People do not know how to deal with grief--sometimes they say horrible things that only make it worse. I think we need a book or manual for what to say--it would help a lot.

#15. We need more TINAs in the world!

#16. Love is of all ages.

#17. Acnes are normal!

#18. She’s good!

#19. Pole dance is also a type of dance.

#20. That's true. Love yourself and you will be loved. This is for who you are and for how you look because there are lovers for all kinds of body types.

#21. If you are able and wanting to learn more at 64, that is fantastic!

#22. Consent. That is the entire point.

#23. Color Bar should not be something that decides whether you are loved or not. Humans of all kinds (including all kinds of skins) deserve to love and be loved.

#24. Tall women are great!

#25. I think martial arts are exactly what every girl needs, to stay safe.

#26. Ignore critics!

#27. Knowledge is power!

#28. Strong woman!

#29. She has great courage... but now she can get that great tattoo for women with mastectomy and go topless..

#30. We are not wearing make-up for men. We are wearing make-up for us!

#31. Sometimes, divorce is the best thing parents ever do as parents. Getting the abuser out of the house is just brilliant for their kids.

#32. You did a good job, Marcela!

#33. There's no reason to be ashamed of cellulite. It's natural!

#34. Small/big boobs don't make you less beautiful. Instead, if you lose your confidence, that's when you become less beautiful!

#35. Men can also take women's last names!

#36. Don't ever devalue what 'disabled people can do!

#37. "Your body is not there for real men to love. You don't have to do anything to please anyone but yourself."

#38. Awesome!

#39. Jealousy is a very painful thing to have. Not your problem. Don’t take it on.

#40. I admire her!