Most of the Cube Melt webcomics take inspiration from everyday life but have unexpected and amusing twists thanks to the unique features of its main character.

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For example, in one of the comics, the ice cube decides to go on a ride. When it notices that there is a free entry for “kids below 90 cm,” it simply shrinks to the required size and gets a free ride.

Another comic shows the ice cube getting bored of watching the TV. It decides to go outside but quickly realizes the sun isn’t its best friend.  

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“Every day is a source of inspiration for me. A simple stroll in the park, an overheard conversation, or a trending meme can all spark an idea,” Wong shared in a recent chat with Bored Panda.

Thanks to their unique main character and funny stories, Cube Melt webcomic gained a sizable online fanbase that includes more than 250K followers on Instagram. Check out some of our favorite entries below.

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“A lot of people ask me how I come up with my ideas,” Leitzman shared on Bored Panda. “Sometimes, I get inspiration from my life experience or conversations with friends. Other times I have a sudden thought that I write down to use later. Typically, I just start drawing, and an idea naturally comes to me.”

Although Leitzman gets his inspiration from other gifted artists, he still tries to make only original comics and use his own style.

“My process is to take out my drawing tablet, sit down, and start drawing,” he adds. “I know it doesn’t sound very exciting, but routine works for me. I wish for my comics to connect to others in a way that makes them realize that we all feel much of the same ups and downs in life. In this way, we are all human.”

Scroll down and take a look at his creations below.

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Consisting of Elizabeth Pich and Jonathan Kunz, War and Peas is known for their humorous stories that often have unpredictable endings which make their comics even more amusing.
“Elizabeth spends most of her time tramping around secluded German forests, eating high-calorie fudge bars, so most of her ideas come from those sugar highs. Jonathan just watches a lot of TV,” – the duo explained their creative process in one interview.

Pitch and Kunz published their first joint comic in 2011, and have managed to build a dedicated fan base that usually can’t wait for their next comic to gets out.

You can check out some of our favorite War and Peas comics below.

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With the help of his LOLNEIN series of comics, Kunert is in the business of making people laugh since 2013, and according to the number of his Instagram followers, he is doing a great job.

“I’m a 26-year-old guy with a passion for drawing and making people laugh. Those two characteristics motivated me to create a webcomic.” – he says about himself.

So let’s check out some of his works below and see just how good he is.

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This is when Siyu started making comics in which she compared Chinese and Western cultures. These comics are not just funny but will also give you a better insight into the life of Chinese people. Check them out below.

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Most of the Cube Melt webcomics take inspiration from everyday life but have unexpected and amusing twists thanks to the unique features of its main character.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by cubemelt (@cubemelt)

For example, in one of the comics, the ice cube decides to go on a ride. When it notices that there is a free entry for “kids below 90 cm,” it simply shrinks to the required size and gets a free ride.

Another comic shows the ice cube getting bored of watching the TV. It decides to go outside but quickly realizes the sun isn’t its best friend.  

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by cubemelt (@cubemelt)

“Every day is a source of inspiration for me. A simple stroll in the park, an overheard conversation, or a trending meme can all spark an idea,” Wong shared in a recent chat with Bored Panda.

Thanks to their unique main character and funny stories, Cube Melt webcomic gained a sizable online fanbase that includes more than 250K followers on Instagram. Check out some of our favorite entries below.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by cubemelt (@cubemelt)

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View this post on Instagram

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“A lot of people ask me how I come up with my ideas,” Leitzman shared on Bored Panda. “Sometimes, I get inspiration from my life experience or conversations with friends. Other times I have a sudden thought that I write down to use later. Typically, I just start drawing, and an idea naturally comes to me.”

Although Leitzman gets his inspiration from other gifted artists, he still tries to make only original comics and use his own style.

“My process is to take out my drawing tablet, sit down, and start drawing,” he adds. “I know it doesn’t sound very exciting, but routine works for me. I wish for my comics to connect to others in a way that makes them realize that we all feel much of the same ups and downs in life. In this way, we are all human.”

Scroll down and take a look at his creations below.

The post Artist Shares Hilarious, Wholsome Comic Threads appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Consisting of Elizabeth Pich and Jonathan Kunz, War and Peas is known for their humorous stories that often have unpredictable endings which make their comics even more amusing.
“Elizabeth spends most of her time tramping around secluded German forests, eating high-calorie fudge bars, so most of her ideas come from those sugar highs. Jonathan just watches a lot of TV,” – the duo explained their creative process in one interview.

Pitch and Kunz published their first joint comic in 2011, and have managed to build a dedicated fan base that usually can’t wait for their next comic to gets out.

You can check out some of our favorite War and Peas comics below.

The post Funny Comics with Unpredictable Endings by War and Peas appeared first on PlayJunkie.

With the help of his LOLNEIN series of comics, Kunert is in the business of making people laugh since 2013, and according to the number of his Instagram followers, he is doing a great job.

“I’m a 26-year-old guy with a passion for drawing and making people laugh. Those two characteristics motivated me to create a webcomic.” – he says about himself.

So let’s check out some of his works below and see just how good he is.

The post LOLNEIN Comics Will Definitively Put a Smile on Your Face appeared first on PlayJunkie.

This is when Siyu started making comics in which she compared Chinese and Western cultures. These comics are not just funny but will also give you a better insight into the life of Chinese people. Check them out below.

The post Artist Compares Chinese and Western Culture Through Funny Comics appeared first on PlayJunkie.

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5.

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The post These Silly Comics by Sketchbook Silliness Are Guaranteed to Make You Laugh appeared first on PlayJunkie.