This time, the 23-year-old, New Delhi-based artist surprised his fans with a comic series about all the things gamers go through. He called it Game of Phones.

“I started making comic series on PUBG named Game of Phones, to show some funny moments that player goes through while playing the game, which mostly revolves around a random combination of funny and cute,” the artist shared on Bored Panda. “Events from my gaming experience, gameplay, and the actions of my teammates I see around, inspire me to make these comics.”

He documents his work on Instagram where his illustrations regularly get thousands of likes from his nearly 8,000 followers. If you are interested to see his work, check out the gallery below. Can you relate?

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According to the 22-year old artist, he likes astronauts and has been always passionate about space. “When I was a child, I loved to talk with my father about the stars, the moon, and the whole galaxy that seemed so distant to us,” Koranga shared on Bored Panda. This inspired me to create a series called Space Beneath Us that pictures an astronaut lost in space who revels in solitude.”

The artist shares his creations on his Instagram account where he has attracted over 5.7 thousand admirers and over thousands of likes on each post.

Scroll down and take a look at his Lonely Astronaut below.

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According to Ravi, he “does fall between font and illustrative design. For while creating the words, he designs completely new fonts for each. That translates into 180 unique typefaces. Meanwhile, he adds gentle illustrative touches that turn the word into a self-representative logo.”

The artist shares his work on his Instagram account where he has attracted over 4.3k followers and over hundreds of likes on each post.

Scroll down and check out Art-Word below.

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This time, the 23-year-old, New Delhi-based artist surprised his fans with a comic series about all the things gamers go through. He called it Game of Phones.

“I started making comic series on PUBG named Game of Phones, to show some funny moments that player goes through while playing the game, which mostly revolves around a random combination of funny and cute,” the artist shared on Bored Panda. “Events from my gaming experience, gameplay, and the actions of my teammates I see around, inspire me to make these comics.”

He documents his work on Instagram where his illustrations regularly get thousands of likes from his nearly 8,000 followers. If you are interested to see his work, check out the gallery below. Can you relate?

The post Comic Series Shows Things Every Gamer Goes Through appeared first on PlayJunkie.

According to the 22-year old artist, he likes astronauts and has been always passionate about space. “When I was a child, I loved to talk with my father about the stars, the moon, and the whole galaxy that seemed so distant to us,” Koranga shared on Bored Panda. This inspired me to create a series called Space Beneath Us that pictures an astronaut lost in space who revels in solitude.”

The artist shares his creations on his Instagram account where he has attracted over 5.7 thousand admirers and over thousands of likes on each post.

Scroll down and take a look at his Lonely Astronaut below.

The post Artist Illustrates Lonely Astronaut Wandering In Space appeared first on PlayJunkie.

According to Ravi, he “does fall between font and illustrative design. For while creating the words, he designs completely new fonts for each. That translates into 180 unique typefaces. Meanwhile, he adds gentle illustrative touches that turn the word into a self-representative logo.”

The artist shares his work on his Instagram account where he has attracted over 4.3k followers and over hundreds of likes on each post.

Scroll down and check out Art-Word below.

The post Artist Turns Words Into Logos With Hidden Meanings appeared first on PlayJunkie.