She doesn’t have a pet of her own at the moment, but she’s always looking out for street animals, taking care of them whenever possible. Her comics are about the animals she sees around her and those she used to have when she was growing up. She plans on getting a puppy of her own, which will star in her future comics too!  

The comics are very popular and her Instagram page is doing very well with over 137k followers, with the comics being highly relatable. Her comics describe situations that include human interaction with pets, introvert problems, unpleasant social situations, and funny childhood events, which are usually based on real situations that have happened to Beanie.  

But that’s not all – she runs another Instagram page which is only for illustrations and sketches, where she shows a completely different style of artwork, a bit more serious and detail-oriented.  

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“In 2013 my husband Ed and I made this crazy decision of selling everything we owned, pack one suitcase each, and moved (with our two fat cats Hamburguesa and Cereal) to Europe, in the search of our dream city/place to live,” she writes on her website. “We’ve been living all over the world since then: Cologne, Berlin, London, Hastings, and less than a year ago we moved to New York City.”

The nomad couple are now working on a graphic novel together. And when she’s not doing that, Meneses works on new products for her online shop, shares illustrations and webcomics on Instagram, and films videos for her YouTube channel. A busy life, to say the least.

“I think many illustrators are going to relate to this, but every time I get stuck in a creative rut, I watch a Studio Ghibli movie,” she tells the Patreon blog. “I also love going out and walking… When I’m having a tough time, I also try to take it easy and read, draw stuff I like, take a bath, work at a cafe, meet up with my fellow illustrator friends, and talk with my husband Ed. He’s a creator, too, so we go through the same emotions that surround creativity. In my opinion, talking with someone can be one of the fastest ways to overcome a tough time or a creative crisis.”

Her pastel-colored illustrations are both dreamy and whimsical. Well worth following on Instagram.

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She doesn’t have a pet of her own at the moment, but she’s always looking out for street animals, taking care of them whenever possible. Her comics are about the animals she sees around her and those she used to have when she was growing up. She plans on getting a puppy of her own, which will star in her future comics too!  

The comics are very popular and her Instagram page is doing very well with over 137k followers, with the comics being highly relatable. Her comics describe situations that include human interaction with pets, introvert problems, unpleasant social situations, and funny childhood events, which are usually based on real situations that have happened to Beanie.  

But that’s not all – she runs another Instagram page which is only for illustrations and sketches, where she shows a completely different style of artwork, a bit more serious and detail-oriented.  

The post Beanie’s Comics are All About Cats and Dogs appeared first on PlayJunkie.

“In 2013 my husband Ed and I made this crazy decision of selling everything we owned, pack one suitcase each, and moved (with our two fat cats Hamburguesa and Cereal) to Europe, in the search of our dream city/place to live,” she writes on her website. “We’ve been living all over the world since then: Cologne, Berlin, London, Hastings, and less than a year ago we moved to New York City.”

The nomad couple are now working on a graphic novel together. And when she’s not doing that, Meneses works on new products for her online shop, shares illustrations and webcomics on Instagram, and films videos for her YouTube channel. A busy life, to say the least.

“I think many illustrators are going to relate to this, but every time I get stuck in a creative rut, I watch a Studio Ghibli movie,” she tells the Patreon blog. “I also love going out and walking… When I’m having a tough time, I also try to take it easy and read, draw stuff I like, take a bath, work at a cafe, meet up with my fellow illustrator friends, and talk with my husband Ed. He’s a creator, too, so we go through the same emotions that surround creativity. In my opinion, talking with someone can be one of the fastest ways to overcome a tough time or a creative crisis.”

Her pastel-colored illustrations are both dreamy and whimsical. Well worth following on Instagram.

The post This Pastel Colored Webcomic Is the Meaning of Dreamy appeared first on PlayJunkie.