50 Minimalistic Comics Filled With Absurd Situations And Silly Humor By Will Santino (New Pics)
We are back with Will Santino's absurdly funny comics. Will is a cartoonist and illustrator who is known mostly for mythical and historical humor. His distinctive artwork is usually all in black and white with some occasional splashes of color. Will's genius lies in his ability to convey hilarious messages using minimal words, allowing the visuals to speak volumes.
In the previous article, Will shared insight into how he keeps his ideas coming. "In order to have output, I need input. I read a lot of fiction and I love learning about new things, so I end up on Wikipedia a lot. I love mythology, and history, and fables, and art, and language. I love to learn, so my silly ideas are often the byproduct of my curiosity. More specifically, I drink coffee and doodle in a sketchbook."
For more of Will's comics, see our previous Bored Panda posts here and here.
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Fun fact amts release pheromones that tell others if they found food and go back give food tru their social stomach to other ants and they than go to the food
I think they did, a male squirrel with no trousers would be pretty obvious
It is entirely possible that when massive sauropods reached a certain size, siting, laying, or falling down, was a death sentence, because they couldn't get back up. Also, the young hatched from eggs the size of basketballs because there is a physical limit to egg size as it pertains to oxygen permeability. So how exactly did a giant herd of sauropods care for their young? I like to think the young sat on the adults' backs.
That story about the ‘Bird Professor’ who got a phone call from a drunk group of people at a bar who asked him if hummingbirds had feet. When he said yes there was a massive cheer. Always makes me smile and this made me think of it.
These comics reminded me of the witty, clever, and sometimes absurd comics you see in the New Yorker. I looked Will Santino up and some of his comics have indeed appeared in the New Yorker.
These comics reminded me of the witty, clever, and sometimes absurd comics you see in the New Yorker. I looked Will Santino up and some of his comics have indeed appeared in the New Yorker.
