Iman Hassan – Digital Artist | Visual Storyteller | Celebrator of African Womanhood

Iman Hassan is a Lagos‑based digital illustrator and visual storyteller whose work centers Black womanhood, African identity, and emotional honesty. 

With a rich mix of warm earth tones, expressive color, and intimate framing, Iman’s art brings to life the strength, vulnerability, and beauty embedded in everyday moments. She uses traditional and digital techniques to create visuals that feel deeply personal yet universal. 

???? What She’s About

Celebrating Black Women & African Identity: Iman rejects the narrow, often Westernized portrayal of African women. Instead, she paints their stories — full of grace, power, struggle, resilience — giving visibility to what’s real, beautiful, and often ignored. 

Emotional & Cultural Authenticity: Her illustrations don’t just show faces — they convey history, memory, emotion. Through gaze, color, and posture, she invites the viewer into a silent dialogue, asking them to feel as much as to see. 

Digital + Traditional Harmony: Iman bridges classic art sensibilities with modern digital craft — allowing her to explore texture, light, and cultural nuances in new ways, while honoring heritage and identity. 

???? Her Work & Reach

Featured recently in a profile called “What Home Feels Like” on a major arts platform — a piece that reflects her sensibility of home, identity, and belonging. 

Has a growing online presence (under handles like imani.prnt) where her works reach a global audience hungry for authenticity, representation, and soulful art. 

She does more than portraiture — her art becomes a kind of soft activism: a visual counter‑narrative to stereotypes, a reclaiming of beauty on African terms.

✨ Why She Fits The Buzz

Because The Buzz stands for real souls — messy, beautiful, unapologetic — Iman’s art speaks directly to that core. She doesn’t glamorize or sanitize; she portrays humanity: its depth, its contradictions, its poetry.

Her voice is essential: it challenges the mainstream narrative around representation, identity, and cultural pride, while offering something tender and introspective.

If you want to feel, to reflect, to reconnect with identity — Iman Hassan is a voice worth elevating.