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30 Adorable Wawawiwa Comics For People Who Need A Pick-Me-Up (New Pics)
Interview With Artist
Andrés J. Colmenares is a Colombian artist known for his charming Wawawiwa Comics. The cartoonist began his artistic journey in 2009, illustrating cute animals as a hobby when he moved to Miami for college. His wholesome and humorous comics, featuring adorable animals and everyday objects coming to life, quickly won the hearts of many. With a growing Instagram following of 1.9 million fans, Andrés's work provides a much-needed escape from reality, offering a space where people can enjoy a good laugh and forget their worries.
Wawawiwa Comics are often described as "visual hugs" because of the warmth and kindness they convey. Andrés finds inspiration in everything around him and has dedicated himself to creating simple, clear, and relatable drawings. Whether you're new to his work or a long-time fan, these comics might brighten your day and remind you of the joy in life's little moments.
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One of the things that make Wawawiwa comics stand out is their universal appeal. Andrés told us that he tries to keep his humor light and relatable, avoiding anything too complicated or obscure. This approach has helped him build a diverse and loyal fanbase from all around the world.
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Andrew Keir 1 year ago
Other people do not necessarily see the world as you do. Expect this and make allowances.
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Giles McArdell 1 year ago
Plants created animals to deal with their Oxygen pollution problems.
Danish Susanne 1 year ago (edited)
But they also do it for us, but we tend to forget how much we owe them.
Andrés' comics often don't require any dialogue, allowing the illustrations to speak for themselves and connect with readers regardless of language. The artist said his goal is to “create a space where people can have a great time and forget about their issues."
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Kelly H. Wilder 1 year ago (edited)
Each of our uniquenesses are valuable, many times more so than our similarities. We must determine how to best utilize our differences--not by hiding them away, but by finding our place honoring those differences.
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Andrew Keir 1 year ago
But he might change those names, later, for no apparent reason... then reinstate them ...
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
Reminds me of my childhood - I grew up (and still live) in Southern California, and my dad wore flip-flops outdoors ALL THE TIME when I was a kid, but he called them "go-aheads". Apparently that is something that started in Southern California in the 1950s (my dad was born in the 40s)! I always called them "go-aheads" because my dad did, but other people had no idea what I was talking about XD I try to remember to call them "flip-flops" now, but old habits die hard XD
Talking to Andrés, we learned that his inspiration comes from everything around him—places he visits, people he meets, other artists, and his family.
"I try to focus more on scenes that people might experience and relate to, but I leave it more open, so they can find different meanings to it. Other times I just do silly comics, since my main goal is to post content that works as a break from all the bad news and negativity you see around." Whether it’s an awkward social situation or a cute animal doing something silly, Andrés captures these moments perfectly in his art.
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Wawawiwa comics have a special place in the hearts of many people. Andrés' ability to find humor and warmth in everyday moments makes his work relatable and enjoyable. By creating a space where people can laugh and forget about their worries, he has built a strong and loving fanbase. We are excited to see how Wawawiwa comics will continue to grow and bring joy to even more people in the future.
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somnomania (she/her, queer) 1 year ago
i love the hair outlines on the sun, that's a really cute little detail!
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Kid Schultz 1 year ago
Think anime or like Street Fighter game. Shooting fireballs or electricity. At least thats my take on it.
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That tiny x on the pop up add 1 year ago
Oh, your right, there's an opening right in front of me. BZZZZZZ
Andrew Keir 1 year ago
Hands up whoever has never just concentrated on the nearby possibilities and not stood back to get the big picture?
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Ryan Mercer 1 year ago
Feeling lost? You're not alone. I should know. Feeling isolated? You're not alone. I should know. By yourself in your bedroom at night? You're not alone. I should know.
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Andrew Keir 1 year ago
He could punish it, and solve the problem, at the same time..... Sock in the mouth...
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
Not if doggo is a puppy! XD Puppies are even MORE destructive than cats! XD
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Mimi La Souris 1 year ago
in french, the sun in masculine (le soleil) i like that she is a mom :)
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
It's the same in Spanish (el sol)! But I like it too - it makes sense that sun is Mom - since the current scientific theory states that the planets formed out of leftover mass from the sun's initial formation!
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