March Body Positive Art Round Up

Occasionally, I peruse Society6 and I thought I'd do a little round up of some of my favorite inclusive yoga art. I've linked to each of the artists' Society6 homepage. These prints are all available on a number of items including framed prints, mugs, bags, etc. Not a sponsored post, just hope you enjoy!

_moewsje_ on Society6 has such whimsical black and white line drawings. 


I love jesmyne's graphic style.

Let's all do yoga Art Print

Yoga on the mind Art Print

Huebucket's illustrations made me literally laugh out loud. Especially the pug inhaling and exhaling. The otter demonstration might have to come home with me.

Acroyoga Sloth Art Print

Avocado of Insta Art Print

Inhale Exhale English Bulldog Art Print

Otter Yoga Art Print


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