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Sarah Andersen is a popular cartoonist known for her funny and relatable comics about everyday life. She has millions of fans on Instagram who love her simple drawings and clever jokes. Sarah's comics often show the awkward and silly moments we all experience, making her one of the most beloved creators in the online art community.
Over the years, Sarah has released several comic books and continues to make people laugh with her unique style. Her latest book, "Adulthood Is a Gift!: A Celebration of Sarah's Scribbles (Volume 5)," is coming out soon, and her fans are super excited! Today, we're taking a look at some of Sarah's best and newest comics that have kept her audience laughing and smiling.
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Sky Render 1 year ago
They also stopped attacking humans quite so often. That was very considerate.
Sarah is a 31-year-old cartoonist and illustrator living in Portland, Oregon. As the artist shared, she has a passion for coffee, cats, and covens. Her comics are semi-autobiographical, often depicting the adventures of her, her friends, and her beloved pets.
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"Across all my series I try to communicate the idea of acceptance. I hope Sarah's Scribbles makes people feel more normal and okay with who they are," Sarah shared with Bored Panda.
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Niels AirMax 1 year ago
The need to come inside to lie down comfortably is very urgent. I se nothing wrong here...
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Sky Render 1 year ago
It only takes so many exciting adventures for you to realize that they're much more exhausting and less satisfying than the small things in life!
When talking about her goals, Sarah mentioned that she hopes to keep creating comics for many years, with the aim of bringing laughter to others. "Although I would love to work in film or TV one day, I consider making comics my dream job."
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Sarah's fourth book “Oddball” is a highly popular graphic novel series, where the artist covers topics like procrastination, the struggles of being creative, the cuteness of kittens, and the joy of caring less about your appearance as you get older. You can check out the book here!
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Liam Hay 1 year ago
We humanize stuff all the time. There's no way to know when we're doing it or not. It's a bias that prevents scientific examination.
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Jess Smith 1 year ago
A cat? Visibly excited? Nah. Now, scared, scared I could see. But excited? Hugging? Nope.
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Virgil Blue 1 year ago
I like to think they are looking at a post like that Mal0 Scp creature.
Melody Barrens 1 year ago
Oh, you're still threatening, but some bitches like creepy cute things. It's me. I'm bitches.
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Bruce Mardle 1 year ago
🎵Lather was thirty years old today And Lather came foam from his tongue. He looked at me eyes wide and plainly say Is it true that I'm no longer young?🎵
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This panda votes 1 year ago
Exactly. I'm 40 so I'm not old but I'm not young and I always dress with the girls in mind. I'm inspired by older woman I see who look like badasses so I try to do the same for those coming up behind me!
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Sky Render 1 year ago
Nature is just the chaos of creation trying to find stability in the midst of endless change. And it still has to change to get that stability. Embrace the chaos.
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Bruce Mardle 1 year ago
There's a joke(?) which says that as people drink more and more alcohol they become Jocose then Morose then Bellicose then Comatose.
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Liam Hay 1 year ago
Okay, so ask more straightforwardly. "What do you like about me?" "Can I have some affirmation?"
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