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25 New Comics Capturing Modern Everyday Life Experiences From Social Injustice To Sweet Moments Of Love
Interview With Artist
"Blobby And Friends" is a comic series featuring Blobby, a friendly Blobfish, and a group of other characters like Monkey, Lily, Roly, Ashley, and Punk Kid. While telling their stories, these comics also shine a light on the everyday social problems some people face.
"I don't know if there's one thing that inspired me to start the comics in the way that it exists today. We actually started with something really simple, with funny and cute gags that were more at the surface level. As the account grew, we realized we had an opportunity to use Blobby to speak up about more serious topics," Zack, a member of the team behind the comics, said.
Scroll down to explore the universe of Blobby and its friends!
More info: Instagram | blobbynfriends.tumblr.com | Facebook | twitter.com
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Painted Dog 3 years ago
YES! My friends and I keep telling the teachers we can't focus because the boy's knees are distracting us after one of us got told off for a "revealing" shirt. Their faces, they are always so confused haha
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Painted Dog 3 years ago
"And Australia doesn't exist either!!" Haha, I'm Australian. I do bloody exist, thanks.
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Painted Dog 3 years ago
This type of stuff needs to stop. Seriously, come on society. Modern up.
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Tuna Beach 3 years ago
The movie is sexually anthropomorphizing fish. She's pointing out how ridiculous it is to make female animals into bombshells.
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Azolane 3 years ago
As much as I don't really understand why people get so riled up when a popular character's ethnicity is changed, I would very much like to see how it would go if a traditionally black character was suddenly portrayed as white. It seems to me this has to go both ways and it would become less suspicious.
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Azolane 3 years ago
To the haters here with their nasty comments : I'm a pansexual woman in a relationship with someone who is non-binary. So let me explain how it works for you all : NONE OF YOUR EFFING BUSINESS. If you can't cope with it and don't like it just turn your narrow bigoted mind the other way and forget all about it.
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Marley Nachi 3 years ago
Street artist caracature art is a weird concept for me. Paying an artist to point out your physical insecurities
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rustythorn 3 years ago
I don't think I've ever thought about eyelashes on myself or anybody else. Why is it a big deal?
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Tracy Wallick 3 years ago
Reminds me of an amazing shirt I saw in the wild: "Of course I'm pro gay, I didn't practice this hard to be amateur gay"
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