30 Illustrations By Stephan Schmitz Will Give You An Honest And Shockingly Different View Of The World

The world we are living in is beautiful. The nature, the landscapes, the people - so many things for us to be proud of and appreciate. However, despite those amazing things, we must also be aware of the dark sides of the world. Don't know what the dark sides are? Let Stephen Schmitz and his illustrations show you.
Having worked for and collaborated with many international organizations and projects, Stephen Schmitz is best known for his illustrations about serious social issues. Their subtle aspects are expressed through the layouts so creatively that they have shocked the audience.
Art is a way to express your emotions that words cannot convey. Since we don't feel comfortable talking about social issues face-to-face, Stephen Schmitz has genuinely addressed the problems through his thought-provoking illustrations.
Scroll down to see what Stephen Schmitz has to offer about the dark sides of the world.

#1 How quarantine feels like

#2 Trial and error

#3 The superior

#4 The game of world leaders

#5 Is technology facilitating us or are we the slaves for digital devices?

#6 The generation gap that cannot be shortened

#7 University lectures

#8 The dove of peace

#9 Foods or chemicals?

#10 University graduates

#11 Eyes on the phones all the time

#12 Which one is my real self?

#13 How to get your medicine licensed by the council

#14 Authority

#15 House affordability

#16 It's all virtual now

#17 The dark and disturbing truth upstairs

#18 Columns of smoke

#19 Welcome to the showbiz

#20 Unconditional love from the fathers

#21 The invisible chain

#22 Lemonade, or just water with sugar and lemon flavor?

#23 Who will win in this debate?

#24 Time is the best way to heal

#25 The employment race for the middle-aged

#26 Every second is money

#27 In the deep thoughts of my mind

#28 Figure out the solution together

#29 I don't care about the others, I have my opinions

#30 Your time in this world is limited