Everyone has a different way of dealing with everyday situations and challenges of modern life. However, it is great to get some perspective on how other people approach similar things. That is why Adriana Manhattan’s relatable comics are so great.
This London artist is known for her successful series of webcomics that explore all sorts of moments and circumstances people...
Minneapolis-based illustrator Kelly Abeln makes us giggle shamelessly with her approachable, outspoken comic strips shared through her Instagram page. In a year of uncertainty, Abeln's work is the kind that makes you feel less alone with the ups and downs of everyday life.
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If you enjoy a good twist and unexpected endings, chances are that you will find Very Cereals comics to be a particular treat. Created by German-based artist Moe Mayati, these amusing comics are all about throwing curveballs and taking the viewers by surprise.
Sometimes it's just something simple and silly like a cat working on a pottery piece before knocking...
People have different reactions to funny, awkward, or embarrassing situations that happen in their life. Some keep it to themselves, others tell their friends about it, and some, like Jessica Rae, share it with the rest of the world through light-hearted comics.
Her "Doodley Squat" comics deal with lots of different subjects, ranging from relationship struggles to uncomfortable interactions with...
When it comes down to it, comics is all about the art of storytelling. Some stories work best visually, creating both atmosphere and plot in one ink splash. Such is Ryan Heshka’s comics-inspired art. Inspired by vintage aesthetics, Heshka takes visual storytelling to the ultimate level, creating artwork that reminds of antiquated comics and pulp magazines, but with a...
With over 350k fans on Instagram and another 250k fans on YouTube, illustrator and comics artist Fran Meneses is a force to be reckoned with. Known online as Frannerd, Meneses speaks candidly about her day to day, treating her platform as a sort of diary, in which the primary language is pastel.
“I have a lot of things and...
Last Lemon started the Totally Out of Nowhere comic during the third week of the California lockdown. It's all about two people stuck together in a small space, like a couple in a small apartment, for example.
Now that we're faced with a new, twisted reality, our relationships are definitely different than they used to be. Her characters show...
Social distancing is our reality right now. The whole world is affected by the pandemic and we need to stay at home in order to help end it. Living a life without leaving the house is something not many of us are used to, so adapting can be weird and difficult. If you want to look at it from...
Liz Climo is one of our favorite cartoonists to follow on social media. Her style is adorable and truly perfect for whenever you’re having a bad day. Climo’s illustrations that feature animal characters will put a smile on your face every single time you look at them.
Climo’s comics show how cartoon animals would handle situations with which humans deal...
Drawing topics nobody really wants to talk about is Clarice Tudor's specialty. Her comics are a great way to see the funny side of negative stuff and we all need that at some point in our lives.
“I gravitate towards cuteness and animals," Tudor told It's Nice That. "I think people find it easier to empathise with something naive and...
