Japanese artist Keigo has thrilled us before with his quirky and funny comics, often based on animals. Keigo describes himself as “An ordinary office worker who lives an ordinary life with his wife and daughter.” He finds happiness in his hobby of animal drawings, which has blossomed into something much more as people have responded to his work.
“In the past five years, these funny cartoons have become my daily homework,” he says. “This kind of life continues, I can't make friends at all, but through social media, I have gained the support of many fans and finally I have been able to publish my own books. Thank you very much!”
“What I fear most in this world is my wife. Unless my wife says "Stop" someday, I plan to keep going and keep drawing the funny pictures!”
His series about the travails of a crocodile, living in a human's world, has spread rapidly as people relate to the tragi-comedy of his daily life. Turns out having a huge snout isn't precisely convenient!
Scroll down below to check the funny pictures out for yourself, and let us know what you think in the comments!
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Not necessarily a bad thing. You can both enjoy a music career and keep your identity from the public
Honey, I told you not to use bright red lipstick in family functions, it scare the kids away!
Turn him perpendicularly 90 degrees then do the scan of head, then take out the head, turn him 180 degrees insert rest of body and take scan. Use Hot glue to join the 2 scans again perpendicularly. what the heck I just said. LMAO!
Why that Giraffe has Human face and that too a sad one. Its disturbing.
Use a Straw please, but make sure its made of paper, plastic is bad for you and environment Mr. Crocko!
He won all the championships by booping that strong snoot! Go Crocko!
You can use it as a passive aggressive way to stimulate faster recovery
You need to enroll in police, coz its said, Law has long hands! xD!
Is it illegal to bite a hand off? I know about ears but hands might be different.
I'm sorry but this comics are too hilarious to be sad or feel sorry...
Wow!
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I take these as a clever satire to our antrophocentric world-view. Why, if the "dominating species" would look differently than us, would not everyday objects also look different? I think the authors portraits in a hillarious way how much we take for granted that things are as we know and use them.
Well put!
But its the current dominating species that created those same objects for themselves. I don't think we can take them for granted; whats the other scenario, that we made things NOT for ourselves?
These are brilliant! Croc impracticalities awareness now!!
I'm sorry but this comics are too hilarious to be sad or feel sorry...
Wow!
!
I take these as a clever satire to our antrophocentric world-view. Why, if the "dominating species" would look differently than us, would not everyday objects also look different? I think the authors portraits in a hillarious way how much we take for granted that things are as we know and use them.
Well put!
But its the current dominating species that created those same objects for themselves. I don't think we can take them for granted; whats the other scenario, that we made things NOT for ourselves?
These are brilliant! Croc impracticalities awareness now!!