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Artist Makes 30 Humorous Comics About Daily Realities (New Pics)
Interview With Artist
Juliette, the creator, and author of "Art by Juliet," is a very private person. Her comics, on the other hand, are a reflection of her emotions and her everyday struggles that she gladly shares with others in a heartwarming way. Surprisingly, a lot of people can relate to these emotions! We, too, were captivated by her art and decided to share it with you today.
It isn't the first time Juliette's work has been featured on Bored Panda, and if you'd like to see more of her work then make sure to click here, here, and here.
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This time around, Bored Panda reached out to Juliette with some new questions regarding her upcoming works.
"Right now I don't have any series I'm working on when it comes to my comics, but you can look forward to my two series on Webtoon, 'Yu'lieth' and 'Dôme and Rune'!"
We also wanted to know if the artist had a comic she was proud of, and we thought it was only fair if she'd share her thoughts with us!
"I have so many I like, the Disney ones (watching Disney when I was a kid vs an adult), the two panels one I did at the beginning of the 1st lockdown with my cat 'I might commit murder'), the 'when I see a kitten...' one, etc."
And the cat be like "Dang that bird is weird, it's been staring at that bread store for 20 minutes"
Artists go through a few art phases trying to find the art style they could call their own, however, it seems like Juliette is pretty settled in that area, however, that doesn't mean the artist wouldn't like to try something new.
"I'd like to improve my 'semi-realistic' style, for lack of a better word. I mean art style like Loish or Sam Yang."
Starting out with comics (or art in general) isn't easy, so we asked the artist if she had any tips to share.
"Don't do it because you expect to blow up on Instagram because you'll be disappointed. And don't underestimate the script, it is as important as the visual!"
Me too sometimes. And it takes me hours to understand what I'm doing...
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Bro I literally had my glasses on my face while trying to find them then I just slapped my self in the place for so stupid as to lose them and then i magically found my glasses
*me on phone panickingly looking for my phone....saying "c**p i lost my phone*
Me after I wash my face... Where are my glasses this time *blindly pats entire bathroom*
I swear this is so true. My grandma was staying with me a while and I spent an hour looking for glasses that were sitting on her head the whole time.
I've done that so many times. Do the whole Phone, Wallet, Keys thing while holding my phone (which I usually have in my pocket during this sequence) and almost freaking out.
Phone, glasses, other glasses, keys, other keys, wallet, car. The list goes on, except for that annoying sibling, can't seem to loose that one.
I did this with my remote last night. Tore the living room apart looking for it and then realized it was in my hand.
It is always in my pocket and I spend like 20 minutes looking for it before I go “oh, it was in my pocket”
Everyday... Always happens to me... Like "Where is my pen?" "Where's my phone" "Where's my toothpaste?" I think you understood...
I have experienced something similar but with keys and hats instead. Yes you read that right, looking for my hat while WEARING it. 😩 It's been years and I still think about it, it's strange being a human sometimes.
When it comes to people having opinions on her comics, here's what the artist thinks, "I hope it makes them laugh, I hope they can identify, make them feel maybe less alone!"
Most artists usually create art in order to accomplish something, therefore we were wondering if Juliette felt the same.
"I don't have expectations right now. But if I have to choose, I'd say, releasing a comic book in English (already released one in French)."
Juliette has been in the comic scene for quite some time now so we were curious whether she had any comments from her followers that particularly stood out, "I guess all comments saying my comics make them laugh, brighten their day or how I inspired them to draw!"
Lastly, given how popular the artist's comics are we asked her how all of this had impacted her life.
"If talking about my Instagram experience, it gave me opportunities to meet wonderful artists and work with amazing people. When talking about art in general, it always helps me to 'vent bad emotions'. When I feel sad, tired, frustrated, etc., I tend to cope by drawing and it helps a lot!"
I have been the one on the right all my life. Morning people are fine if trained to silently bring you tea and toast!!
This is very accurate. Especially with this song. That music video is amazing!
My sister was supposed to be born on Friday the 13th. When I found out it explained SO MUCH about her.
Just don´t overpluck your eyebrows! They may never recover. Also, SECOND part of this comic! https://www.instagram.com/p/CONsJjmjaWm/
Okay not sure why they would only post 1/3 but there's more to this on their instagram and also it's not that funny https://www.instagram.com/p/CRJ6BlkjPrP/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=
Note: this post originally had 37 images. It’s been shortened to the top 30 images based on user votes.
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