Larson’s art was very well known between 1980-1995, and we’re sure he’d be the world’s most popular artist if we had social media back then. The Far Side was an iconic comic panel that was loved by so many people. And now it’s finally becoming available online. 

Larson shared a letter on his new website explaining why he has been offline for so long. He wrote that, just before he retired, “the Internet was a cute little Internet-ling, its cold, digital eyes just starting to open.” He’s now sure that the security and graphics are developed enough to enable him online presence without compromise, and fans couldn’t be happier about it. And now we’re waiting for him to open his Instagram account!

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“I used to think a lot about it, and last year I started to make a comic series with these ‘voices’, which I turned into 3 ghosts with different personalities,” the artist wrote on Bored Panda. “I found art and humor to be the best way for me to share my thoughts and inner conflicts, and the coolest part of it is to find how many people relate to the situations I often come through!”

To create her artwork, she gets inspired by daily situations, the voices in her head and her adorable black cat. She documents her comic on Instagram where her photos regularly get thousands of likes from her 30 thousand followers. You can also find Larkness on her other social media accounts, such as Facebook.

If you are interested to see her work, just keep on scrolling!

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“Avy is this beautiful little ball of amazingness who says some of the most wickedly funny things without even trying,” aunt Sharon shared with Bored Panda.

“I’ve written down all the little nuggets of innocent quips Avy’s dropped from when she first started forming longer sentences at 2, and one day decided to create them into a comic to share with everyone and make their day a little more smiley.”

These funny illustrations are mostly based on real situations and Avy’s conversations with her cat called Sugar. The interesting thing, though, is that Sugar is not a real cat, but Avy’s stuffed toy and her faithful companion.

Take a look at this funny comic that’ll brighten your day, for sure!

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Although he has a degree in Computer Engineering, Kopsombut used his artistic edge to create a comic that can help any person in the world relax from the stress of everyday life. Aiming to empathize and make his readers feel like they are not alone in their blues, Kopsombut communicates with his audience, which e-mails him their experience, for him to turn their stories into art. The universal themes make us feel empowered and OK with who we are.

The goal is to share love and hope among fans around the world, manifested through cute animal interactions. How does it feel to be apart from a loved one? How can someone help us achieve something? How do others deal with stress and fear? How can we get through the feeling that our life is a mess? In any case – we are not alone.

Scroll down for your hug in comic form:

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Every girl reading this knows exactly how difficult it is to find the right bra for her body. And the troubles don’t end there. You only realize how uncomfortable it can be once you take it off.

Many female comic artists were inspired to draw on this subject so below we have a selection of some of the best bra problem cartoons. Don’t forget to share with friends!

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This Texas-based artist nicknamed Simkaye draws Coon, a raccoon that shares the thoughts with many adults. “After a few friends and coworkers likened me to a raccoon, I began drawing Coon to document my internal dialogue and domestic misadventures,” the artist shared.

Enjoy!

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Mary Park is a comic artist from California who knows this very well. Her comics tell a typical long-term love story and they include everything – the good, the bad, and the ugly – that it brings.

Her main character is a girlfriend Murrz that many of us can relate to. Her Instagram account is only several months old and it already has over 114,000 followers – see why below.

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See Alvin’s work below and make sure you follow him if you like his work!

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The post The Most Hilarious Comic Strips About Girls’ Life appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Larson’s art was very well known between 1980-1995, and we’re sure he’d be the world’s most popular artist if we had social media back then. The Far Side was an iconic comic panel that was loved by so many people. And now it’s finally becoming available online. 

Larson shared a letter on his new website explaining why he has been offline for so long. He wrote that, just before he retired, “the Internet was a cute little Internet-ling, its cold, digital eyes just starting to open.” He’s now sure that the security and graphics are developed enough to enable him online presence without compromise, and fans couldn’t be happier about it. And now we’re waiting for him to open his Instagram account!

The post Gary Larson’s Comic Series “The Far Side” is Officially Online on His New Website appeared first on PlayJunkie.

“I used to think a lot about it, and last year I started to make a comic series with these ‘voices’, which I turned into 3 ghosts with different personalities,” the artist wrote on Bored Panda. “I found art and humor to be the best way for me to share my thoughts and inner conflicts, and the coolest part of it is to find how many people relate to the situations I often come through!”

To create her artwork, she gets inspired by daily situations, the voices in her head and her adorable black cat. She documents her comic on Instagram where her photos regularly get thousands of likes from her 30 thousand followers. You can also find Larkness on her other social media accounts, such as Facebook.

If you are interested to see her work, just keep on scrolling!

The post Artist Creates Comics About The Voices In Her Head appeared first on PlayJunkie.

“Avy is this beautiful little ball of amazingness who says some of the most wickedly funny things without even trying,” aunt Sharon shared with Bored Panda.

“I’ve written down all the little nuggets of innocent quips Avy’s dropped from when she first started forming longer sentences at 2, and one day decided to create them into a comic to share with everyone and make their day a little more smiley.”

These funny illustrations are mostly based on real situations and Avy’s conversations with her cat called Sugar. The interesting thing, though, is that Sugar is not a real cat, but Avy’s stuffed toy and her faithful companion.

Take a look at this funny comic that’ll brighten your day, for sure!

The post Comic About a Girl Who Says The Funniest Things in the World appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Although he has a degree in Computer Engineering, Kopsombut used his artistic edge to create a comic that can help any person in the world relax from the stress of everyday life. Aiming to empathize and make his readers feel like they are not alone in their blues, Kopsombut communicates with his audience, which e-mails him their experience, for him to turn their stories into art. The universal themes make us feel empowered and OK with who we are.

The goal is to share love and hope among fans around the world, manifested through cute animal interactions. How does it feel to be apart from a loved one? How can someone help us achieve something? How do others deal with stress and fear? How can we get through the feeling that our life is a mess? In any case – we are not alone.

Scroll down for your hug in comic form:

The post Wholesome Comics for Stress Relief appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Every girl reading this knows exactly how difficult it is to find the right bra for her body. And the troubles don’t end there. You only realize how uncomfortable it can be once you take it off.

Many female comic artists were inspired to draw on this subject so below we have a selection of some of the best bra problem cartoons. Don’t forget to share with friends!

The post All Girls Can Relate to These Bra Problems appeared first on PlayJunkie.

This Texas-based artist nicknamed Simkaye draws Coon, a raccoon that shares the thoughts with many adults. “After a few friends and coworkers likened me to a raccoon, I began drawing Coon to document my internal dialogue and domestic misadventures,” the artist shared.

Enjoy!

The post This Raccoon Understand What Adult Life is All About appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The post Truth Potato Is Harsh But Honest appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Mary Park is a comic artist from California who knows this very well. Her comics tell a typical long-term love story and they include everything – the good, the bad, and the ugly – that it brings.

Her main character is a girlfriend Murrz that many of us can relate to. Her Instagram account is only several months old and it already has over 114,000 followers – see why below.

The post Brutally Honest Comic About a Comfortable Relationship appeared first on PlayJunkie.

See Alvin’s work below and make sure you follow him if you like his work!

The post If Animals And Inanimate Objects Could Speak appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The post The Most Hilarious Comic Strips About Girls’ Life appeared first on PlayJunkie.