Artist Creates Comics To Show Things Based On The Perspective Of Non-Living Objects (30 New Pics)
Interview With ArtistIn case you've been living under a rock (part 1), we'd love for you to see the newest works of illustrator Dylan, otherwise known as 'The Daily Dunc'. Dylan's one-paneled comics follow a fun format as they revolve around inanimate objects who imitate real-life scenarios in humorous ways.
In a previous interview with Bored Panda, we asked the artist if he had any major influences in his life that might've helped him to develop and refine his style.
"Growing up, I was a huge Disney fan. I used to pause animated movies on the VCR just so I could sit there and draw characters like Aladdin or Simba from the TV. I was also a very big follower of Garfield and Calvin & Hobbes comics and would often mimic their styles in my own cartooning. If I look back at some of my old drawings (I still have them all from when I was a kid), I can see a lot of influence of Garfield and Odie…mostly the oval-shaped eyes and the little curl that Jim Davis would draw at the armpits or neckline.
Today, I notice a lot of Calvin & Hobbes influence in my comics and have even been told that they can see a resemblance in the style. Another big influence of mine was online comic artist Natalie Dee. I discovered her when I was in my early 20's and it’s safe to say she inspired me to start my own daily comic. She cracked me up!"
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I really want to add a comment about how proud he is of his third prong...
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Just saw da **ding ding** coming from his -- uhm area -- and I need eye bleach stat
Except you're not scared to go back to a witch to give her a negative review!! I bet it worked pal.
If you think this is stupid then why are you on this website? Are you brain dead?
If you think this is stupid then why are you on this website? Are you brain dead?
