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]]>Gordon is the author of Fowl Language Comics, which are described as “comics for imperfect parents”. They follow a family of human-like ducks going through all sorts of humorous and relatable situations. You’ll easily recognize moments from your own family life and probably feel a bit better about them once you realize everyone else is going through the same.
“My comics are largely inspired by my struggles as a parent, my fascination with technology, science and all things geeky,” Gordon shares on his website.
Gordon decided he would become a cartoonist while he was in kindergarten, and according to him, “so far, things are working out okay.” He has an impressive social media following, including 357K followers on Instagram, and has published four Fowl Language books to date: The Struggle Is Real, Welcome to Parenting, Winging It: The Art of Imperfect Parenting, and Tweenage Wasteland. If you ask us, things are working out more than okay.
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]]>Her everyday life as a mom inspired Star to start making funny and relatable comics that have been hugely popular on social media. They cover all sorts of different subjects, ranging from moms taking on a larger share of responsibilities in the household to other mom-specific happenings.
According to Star, she decided to start working on these comics during the pandemic. It was a way for her to fill out her time while also connecting with other moms. But what started as a pastime ended up growing into an important project for her.
“My life is my inspiration, so there’s never a shortage of ideas—the challenge is finding the time to express all of them,” she explained in a recent interview.
Star’s comics gained quite a lot of attention among other moms, who love her drawing style and relatable humor. The Instagram page of Mom’s Life Comics has more than 300K followers, with that number rapidly growing each day.
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]]>Kagoe has a cool series of comics that are inspired by the world of Resident Evil, especially the 2021 video game Resident Evil Village. Her works capture the feel of the game, using its characters and scary atmosphere, but are also humorous and relatable.
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Another thing that makes Kagoe’s comics unique is the way she creates them. Unlike most comic artists, Kagoe paints her comics with watercolors and does minimum digital interventions on them. This results in a captivating style that makes each panel a work of art on its own.
According to Kagoe, her passion for comics and video games dates back to her childhood. She used to draw all sorts of comics as a way to amuse herself while also spending a lot of free time playing video games. When she grew up, she decided to bring together those two into her current project.
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unlike Chris, I would trust Wesker with my life
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]]>Malaysian artist Chow Hon Lam is the creator of Buddy Gator comics which focus on the adventures of a friendly alligator. The comics are beautifully drawn and revolve around themes of friendship, positivity, and kind-hearted moments.
Buddy Gator is always ready to help others in need or cheer them up when they are in a bad mood. It is a buddy that spreads positive vibes at every opportunity, and one everyone would like to have in their life.
These heartwarming comics originated during the pandemic, with the artist looking to “make people feel better during a hard time.” It looks like Hon Lam more than succeeded in his goal since Buddy Gator amassed a huge fanbase in a short amount of time, including more than 730K followers on Instagram.
This success inspired Hon Lam to start various other projects with Buddy Gator as the main star. This includes merchandise, books, and video games. Check out his official website to learn more about the friendly alligator, and scroll down to see more of our favorite Buddy Gator comics.
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]]>Ferdon produced a number of comic series in recent years, employing different styles and covering various subjects. However, his most popular works remain simplistic single-panel comics that have little or no dialog at all.
Mostly black and white, these comics cover a range of funny subjects, protagonists, and situations. This is why sometimes the underlining joke won’t always be obvious, but when it hits, it hits hard.
“I like how simple and direct humor is in the cartoon world,” explains Ferdon. “Humor without words is not always understood, but when you connect with the reader, it is great.
Ferdon is a graphical designer by profession. Besides making his funny comics, which he shares on his social media, the Chilean artist is also engaged in various other projects. He has published a couple of humorous books so far and is currently part of the creative team behind several magazines/fanzines, including Don Serapio Magazine and La Faena Magazine.
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]]>Many of you will also find some of the Half Full comics to be familiar. This is because you’ve probably seen a couple before. The laugh-out-loud series has been featured in various publications before and can be found in daily newspapers across the country as a result of syndication.
Half Full comics have been a huge success. They spent the past eight years in syndication and reached more than 2900 entries. The series might end up seeing at least that much more since Scrivan isn’t afraid she will run out of joke ideas.
“I think the world is in a really funny place right now with our obsession with technology, fascination with celebrities, and the endless stream of over-the-top reality TV Shows,” she explained in a chat with Lidea Magazine. “The good news is there is an endless source of the material.”
Besides her work on Half Full, Scrivan is also known as the author of Nat Enough series of graphic novels. Four books, which have been translated into eight languages, have been published to date, with the fifth one being in the works.
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]]>Parisi is the author of the hugely entertaining comic “Off the Mark,” which combine horror characters and scary stories with humor in a unique way. For example, you’ll find mad cat scientists working on giving cats a 10th life or vampires doing an extension on their fangs.
A common theme in Off the Mark comics is also horror movies in a parallel universe. The artist enjoys imagining how horror movies would look in the world of skeletons, glasses, and dogs.
“There’s something undeniably appealing to me about combining scary with fun,” he shared in a recent chat with Bored Panda. “Scary movies are a favorite subject of mine, and half the joy is doing facial expressions on the audience.”
Parisi started creating Off the Mark comics in 1987, and they are now syndicated nationally in various media outlets. He received multiple awards for his work, including four from the National Cartoonists Society for having the Best Cartoon in the Newspaper Panels category.
The artist shares his Off the Mark cartoons daily on his website and social media, meaning that you don’t have to buy newspapers to enjoy them. Continue scrolling to find out favorites.
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]]>Apart from sharing her illustrations and webcomics on Instagram, Meneses also works to a graphic novel with her husband and takes care of her online shop. She also has a YouTube channel. A creative life that requires both imagination and resourcefulness.
“I think many illustrators are going to relate to this, but every time I get stuck in a creative rut, I watch a Studio Ghibli movie,” she shared with the Patreon blog. “I also love going out and walking… When I’m having a tough time, I also try to take it easy and read, draw stuff I like, take a bath, work at a cafe, meet up with my fellow illustrator friends, and talk with my husband Ed. He’s a creator, too, so we go through the same emotions that surround creativity. In my opinion, talking with someone can be one of the fastest ways to overcome a tough time or a creative crisis.”
Embarking on their creative journeys, both Meneses and her partner have been traveling around the world – wherever their art takes them. “In 2013 my husband Ed and I made this crazy decision of selling everything we owned, pack one suitcase each, and moved (with our two fat cats Hamburguesa and Cereal) to Europe, in the search of our dream city/place to live,” she explained on her website. “We’ve been living all over the world since then: Cologne, Berlin, London, Hastings, and less than a year ago we moved to New York City.”
Check out some of her work in the gallery below:
(Based on what’s actually on my sketchbook)
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]]>Something like Wyatt & Blu, for example.
Created by Amir Lopez, Wyatt & Blu is a webcomic inspired by the author’s very own personal relationship and features the day-to-day interactions of a colored-haired couple with each other.
Light-hearted, humorous, romantic, and all-in-all, just a positive series of webcomics, these strips are great for when you really just want to go and read something that’s both relatable and inspiring.
You know, something to get you through some of your bad days. If you’re in need of a quick pick-me-up, then you’ve come to the right place.
Below, you’ll find some examples of strips from Wyatt & Blu from over the years.
If nothing else, these should be enough to give you a much-needed daily dose of positivity.
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]]>This is exactly what McDonald did. Yet, more recently, he accepted that his diagnosed clinical depression is caused by chemical imbalances in the brain, and finally started taking medicine after years of solely dealing with it through humor.
While McDonald accepts that a medicinal approach is important in treating his condition, it never stopped him from turning his experience into a darkly humorous comic that is very relatable to people who have similarly suffered from depression or anxiety.
Although there is nothing really funny about these conditions, in the wise words of Monty Python’s Life of Brian: “life’s a laugh and death’s a joke.” At the end of the day, laughter can help us get a bit of perspective about our life and put our suffering into context. Humor can at least be a temporary remedy until we find more permanent ways to deal with our suffering.
Check out some of McDonald’s comics in the gallery below:
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