Wakanda Forever: Artist uses roses to draw Chadwick Boseman portrait
Updated | By Nokuthula Ngcobo
Social media users were moved by this impressive tribute to the late actor.
Tributes for producer and actor Chadwick Boseman, who was famous for his role in the movie 'Black Panther', continue to pour in after news broke that the star died over the weekend at the age of 43.
TV personalities, sports stars, politicians, and fans have honoured Boseman in many different ways.
A Senegalese artist named Bou Bou dedicated a portrait of Boseman using four roses and paint captioned, “RIP @chadwickboseman”
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Sharing the video of himself creating the painting, the artist can be seen recreating the actor’s face on a canvas using roses to paint. He then concludes the video by standing with his arms crossed in front of his chest, mimicking Boseman’s character ‘The Black Panther’ in the Avengers films and says ‘Wakanda forever’.
Watch the video below:
#ripchadwickboseman pic.twitter.com/DD7NdkQJeN
— Bou bou design (@boubou_design) August 29, 2020
Social media users retweeted, liked, and reposted the video, including comedian and businessman Steve Harvey, and South African DJ and producer Black Coffee.
OMG SOLDIER!!!!!#Repost [IG/bouboudesign_] #RIP @chadwickboseman ❤️🕊 #ripchadwick pic.twitter.com/srq7IF3ViS
— Steve Harvey (@IAmSteveHarvey) August 29, 2020
R.I.P @chadwickboseman 🙅🏿♂️🕊 #ripchadwick
— Black Coffee (@RealBlackCoffee) August 30, 2020
Respects to @BoubouDesign 💐💐 pic.twitter.com/2bDmbTq7GT
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IMAGE CREDIT: Screenshot/Twitter
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