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Pandas, let's dive into the fun and creative world of cartoonist Andy! If we had a phrase to describe his comics we would say that his work is like a cool treasure map that helps us understand how people act and connect through various situations.
Andy Babbitz has a special way of looking at everyday stuff and turning it into something really interesting and funny. So, come along and let's check out some more of the artist's newest comics!
More info: Instagram | andybabbitz.com | newyorker.com
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TheGoodBoi 2 years ago
All. The. Time...Someone will walk up to me "Hello TheGoodBoi!" I'm so sorry, I know who you are and how many pets you have, but I cannot remember your name 🙃
Previously, the artist shared with Bored Panda that his inspiration often comes from small, relatable moments in life. His creative journey has recently taken a new turn as he experiments with ideas like "tab art," where he reimagines phone icons in playful ways. Andy feels immense joy when people enjoy his work and hopes they’ll love his upcoming projects just as much.
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When asked about his influences, Andy mentioned how reading Gary Larson’s "The Far Side" in third grade sparked his love for humor and cartoons. He even wrote a thank-you letter to Larson but never sent it. Other inspirations include comedy shows like "Key & Peele and Broad City," as well as contemporary cartoonists like Kanin and Mr. Lovenstein. These influences have shaped his unique style and approach to humor.
Creating comics is no small feat, and Babbitz shared that his process can take anywhere from 45 minutes to several hours, depending on the complexity of the joke or drawing. He prioritizes getting the joke right in the sketch before focusing on the art. For ideas, he draws from his daily experiences, jotting down "truth nuggets" or funny interactions in a note on his phone.
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Burnout is a challenge for Andy, as it is for many creatives. When it strikes, he switches gears to other projects, like his "tab art" or fun product ideas, to stay motivated. He finds joy in trying new things and is always thrilled when people connect with his work, saying that positive feedback gives him the energy to keep going.
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WindySwede 2 years ago
10 minutes?! not got that time now! Watches 50 minutes of how a *insert procrastinating* is made.
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TheGoodBoi 2 years ago
Ok this is going into the ol' memory bank for the next time this happens to me...
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TheElementalGod️️ 2 years ago
ROMANtic feeling cus those don't look like greeks. even though the greeks made the trojan horse. the romans were the ones with the duel edged swords.
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