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]]>Sneha and Rahul are a couple from India who enjoy sharing moments from their marriage with the rest of the world through their series of comics Love Handle Comics. These beautifully drawn comics are filled with love, funny, relatable situations, and everything that represents the essence of being happily married.
According to Sneha and Rahul, they want other people to relate to their content, help them realize everything a marriage can be, or simply give them a dose of uplifting positivity.
“We had quite different notions about love and relationship growing up in India,” the couple shares. “Having been married for a few years now, we have come to see it in a new light altogether. We want to share our moments with you via these comics.”
Starting as a comic on Instagram, Love Handle Comics spread to other social media platforms and different media. Sneha and Rahul published several books while also offering calendars, key chains, and prints through their webshop.
Continue scrolling below to check out our favorite entries in the Love Handle Comics series, and check out its social media profiles to find your own.
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]]>Created by Ryan Pagelow, Buni Comic follows a rabbit named Buni who lives in a world inhabited by teddy bears. The main character is described by Pagelow as a “naïve optimist with terrible luck”. Nothing ever goes his way, but he keeps on hoping for the best. Terrible for him, but great for everyone who follows his adventures.
Besides Buni, the world of Buni Comics has several other recurring characters that are quirky in their own way. This includes Buni’s cynical father, BuniDad, a wheelchair dog named Dogi, and BuniGirl, the “object of all of Buni’s desires,” who is uninterested in him.
Most of Buni Comic start with a simple premise before spiraling out of control and introducing unbelievable scenarios. It appears that anything can happen, and you never know what the punchline might be until you reach it.
Buni Comic is currently being published in newspapers and by various online publishers. Pagelow also shares them on Instagram on a regular basis. Check out more of them below.
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]]>The main characters of these comics are two gamer girls, Pudin and Flan, who not only share an apartment together but also the goal of achieving their “big dreams.” Throughout the comics, we witness Pudin and Flan going through adventures and all sorts of funny and relatable everyday situations that can happen to everyone.
The reason why these comics hit close to home is that they are based on real people and real-life events. The “Pudin and Flan” is the project by three friends – Destinee Cleveland, Jackie King, and James Averett – who decided to use their own lives as an inspiration for the adventures of Pudin and Flan.
According to the group, which has an artistic background, they originally wanted to create an animated show around “Pudin and Flan.” Unfortunately, their pitch was rejected, so they decided to turn it into a comic. And it’s safe to say that they made a great decision.
“Our original goal was to create a funny little comic about ourselves, but it’s become something so much bigger,” shared the comic creators. “We now have a chance to bring about representation for everything we find important in our lives and the society we live in.”
Check out more of Pudin and Flan’s cool adventures below.
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]]>“I love that what I want to do aligns with how I support myself,” she once remarked in an interview with MCAD Alumni. “I also love seeing people’s reactions to my work and that I get to see things I create out in the world. The variety of working from home, working on a contract assignment, and personal projects keeps things interesting.”
#diarycomic #autobiocomics #fallvibesHaving received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration with a concentration in Graphic Design from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, she admits she chose illustration because she wanted to draw and paint but was more interested in commercial than fine arts as a career. “Illustration classes were pretty open and let you experiment and find your style,” explained Abeln. “I also liked the formality of graphic design classes; learning grids and rules was a good balance to the openness of illustration.”
and 
thinking…a therapist would say: “is it possible the truth is somewhere in the middle?” I’ve been in both these spots this week 
#graphicmemoir #comics #autobiocomicsAccording to Abeln, once she started making comics she found they were the perfect way to get her autobiographical stories all out and release them. But ultimately her work takes a lot of work. “Inspiration comes from working,” she says. “Just keep making stuff and ideas will come.”
on the schedule today for Gus and I #100dayproject #comics #hagsville
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“My aesthetic from the get go was vintage: I was an oddball kid who sought out visuals from bygone eras,” he once remarked in an interview with WOW x WOW, adding that “its almost as if I were just born that way, wired into the past.”
An esteemed artist, Heshka’s illustrations have appeared in Vanity Fair, Wall Street Journal, Esquire, and the New York Times, amongst other top tier publications. He has also been selected to appear in American Illustration, Society of Illustrators, and Communication Arts.
But oddly enough, his creative journey wasn’t as straight forward. “I arrived where I am via a very indirect route,” he told WOW x WOW. “I drew a lot as a child, and through my teens. After graduation, I attended university for interior design and worked in that field for about four years.”
Although he gained a lot of knowledge about art, architecture, and general design principles; interior design, as it turned out, wasn’t for Heshka. “In the late 90s I relocated to Vancouver, B.C., and found my way into animation, an art form I have always loved.” Much like interior design, animation wasn’t Heshka’s cup of tea. “Around that time, illustration really caught my eye, so I created some promotional cards and sent those out, with the hopes of becoming a professional illustrator. Kate Larkworthy Artist Representation in New York liked my work, and I found myself, again, image making.”
Entirely self-taught as an artist and illustrator, Heshka’s achievements (as well as some 50k followers on Instagram) are all the more incredible. Take a look at some of his work in the gallery below.
#sketchbook #1910 #gouache
#medicalworkers #careproviders #doctors #nurses #interns #volunteers #grateful #health
I’ll be in artists alley, with a load of Frog Wife comics in hand, along with other comics and rarities! 
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]]>Working as a freelance illustrator and writer, most of De Vries’ time is spent on creating illustrations for magazines, publishers and businesses. Since 2016, De Vries makes a monthly cartoon for the union magazine NT Magazine, and writes articles about self-development for Charlie Magazine and Flow, and in 2018, she was asked to develop a new weekly comic strip for the girls’ magazine Tina.
So it comes as no surprise that she took to illustration early on. As a little girl, she’d make robots out of shoe boxes and toilet rolls and would grab every piece of paper available in the house so she could draw; and by the age 18, she was accepted to the ArtEZ School of Arts in Enschede, where she studied visual communication.
Her favorite jobs include designing book covers and creating editorial illustrations for magazines. Take a look at some highlights from her Instagram page in the gallery below:
. . . #marloesdevries #comics #comic #illustration #bandedessinee #introvert #drawing
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#bloome_comics #art #meme #cartoon #comicartist #funnycomic #dailycomic #humor #drawing #cartoons #illustration #cartoonart #cutecomics #comicstrip #funny #doodle #comicoftheday #relatable #originalcomic #shortcomic
GRLS PWRBloo’s drawings have one goal – to show cute quirks that nearly every girl has. They are all about laughing at the common daily struggles we all share. The artist hopes you can find yourself in her comics and let her art brighten your day.
The main character, Hanna, is based on her. She’s a 20-year-old girl (permanently) who was born in the Internet age. “Hanna is a unique girl who knows how to deal with pimples and stay calm,” the artist told Bored Panda. “She knows what it means to have mood swings or to have constant thoughts about her hair – ‘should I cut it or better dye it?.’”
Scroll down to see some of her recent illustrations and follow her on Instagram for more adorable comics!
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#bloome_comics #art #meme #cartoon #comicartist #funnycomic #dailycomic #humor #coffee #relatable #cutecomics #illustration
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]]>“I used to write a lot for fun, so when I found out about webcomics, I figured this was a way to start again and do it regularly — so here I am. I write the comics, and partner with a wonderful illustrator to create the art,” Lopez told Bored Panda.
He draws inspiration from his daily life and relationship with his fiancé, occasionally covering world news topics. The strips include everyday humor and romance and they have a positive vibe.
Check them out below and, if you like them, you can find more on Instagram.
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7.5.19 
Forgotten city taxes 
. White paint pen to add the final touches on my show install earlier this week (on that outing, I also bought another sized paint pen tip along with some wall putty and waiting in line for a Whole Bowl), Fourth of July beer…that I didn’t finish even though I love Radlers, I just don’t think I like beer anymore??? And then a desperate damn drive through while Hank was sleeping. #dailypurchasedrawingsAnd just like her illustrations, so are Bingaman-Burt’s days crammed with activities: working as an illustrator, an Associate Professor of Graphic Design at Portland State University, an Outlet owner hosting workshops and pop-up events, and a risograph print studio owner; as well as a board member of Design Portland.
Her many projects include publications, prints, textiles, patterns, installations, murals, and ongoing photo documentation and crowd-sourced illustration projects. She’s also written a few books and made plenty of zines, making her the ultimate it-girl. “My roles as commercial illustrator, full-time educator, and project-based artist overlap to inform an intricate creative workflow,” she writes on her website.
Flip through some of her delightful illustrated works in the gallery below.
. I went 42 years without having migraines, but I guess this is a cool perk that comes with getting older 
? Summer 2019 is the summer of the @tailsandtrotters grilled ham and cheese and salt and vinegar chips 
. I accidentally left this five dollar drink at the bus stop. I had taken three sips, got distracted and then boarded the bus 
. #dailypurchasedrawings
. Hank became obsessed with the tin of giant dominos at the beach house…so much that I ordered a tin of his own 
. Airport iced coffee for the plane 
. And @gadogadopdx has an excellent brunch if you are looking for a new brunch 
. #dailypurchasedrawings
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]]>And with her career wholly in tune with her artistic calling, she has the cake and eats it, or so it seems. “To be honest, I don’t feel like an ‘illustration sensation,’” she admitted in an interview with the Ohh Deer Blog. “I’m just at home, drawing and eating peanut butter out of the jar most of the time. I never expected to make a career out of art and even now that I have, I’m still amazed that I actually get paid for my doodles.”
#couchella #coachella #comics“I knew that it could be a career, but I didn’t really think that it was something I could do,” she went on to say, adding that everyone she knew had a practical job, like a nurse or a teacher. Still, she would spend most of her time drawing and writing and ended up at art school. “But even then I didn’t think that I could make a career from art – I planned to become a teacher,” she said. “It wasn’t until I was actually getting commissioned for illustration jobs that I finally accepted the fact that I had become ‘an illustrator’”.
Indeed she has! Follow her Instagram page for a daily dose of wittiness.
#evolution #comics (originally for @obsmagazine)
#ihatephonecalls #comics
#yoga comics
for @thenib (swipe to read)
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