Anton Gudim’s comics say a lot without saying much, and that’s part of what makes them hit so hard. Best known for his “Yes, But” series, Anton plays with visual irony in a way that’s funny, weird, and surprisingly deep.

His illustrations often twist everyday moments into strange little truths about the world we live in, things like social media habits, consumer culture, or just how repetitive life can feel. Anton told us he started out in engineering but found it unfulfilling, so he turned back to his childhood love for drawing. “Now I use that same logical thinking in my comics, just in a different way,” he explained. With over a million followers on each of his art accounts, it’s clear people connect with his style. Whether you’re laughing, cringing, or thinking “wow, that’s me,” his work is meant to make you stop and notice what’s usually overlooked.

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Absurd comic by Anton Gudim showing a man growing up riding increasingly complex rocking toys in a commentary on society.

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    Absurd comics showing a person making a snow angel and a multi-armed angel flying in the sky with a thumbs-up gesture.

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    #5

    Absurd comic showing ants leaving a sword factory and stacking sandwich ingredients, satirizing society by Anton Gudim.

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    Happy_Pandalover
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    5 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    i don‘t get it. Can someone explain?

    Stan D
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    5 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I think it's because the ants are being told to go back to work making swords since that's how big those cocktail swords are

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    Paula Smith
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    5 months ago

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    #9

    Absurd comic panels showing a house with satellite dishes and children watching a TV with a cartoon character, society commentary.

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    gi ga
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    5 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Officially done trying to find these funny...im out

    PetePanda
    Community Member
    5 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    See? That's how you handle yourself if you don't enjoy what you're looking at. You stop watching instead of making d*****g comments on each one. I appreciate it.

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    #10

    Absurd comic by Anton Gudim shows ants entering dumbbell factory and dumbbells as earrings in a social commentary style.

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    ROB
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    5 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I mean that is still much larger than an ant sized dumbell

    Talis
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    5 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    They can carry 50 times their own weight. Hence, the dumbbells should be bigger. 💪

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    #11

    Comic panels showing a brain-headed figure expressing daily routine with emotions, illustrating absurd comics commentary.

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    #12

    Absurd comic by Anton Gudim shows a man named Mr Lonely turning into a real person from a cardboard cutout in snowy mountains.

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    #13

    Absurd comic panels showing people interacting humorously with oversized cheese and cheese balls as social commentary.

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    #14

    Absurd comic by Anton Gudim showing a woman wearing a necklace that mimics tears, highlighting society commentary.

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    Three people puzzled over a phone charger while a bird nests in tangled earphones outside, in absurd social commentary comic.

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    Absurd comic panels by Anton Gudim showing a sad capybara, breakup advice, and people in capybara-themed apparel.

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    Man wearing a hat and glasses uses multiple earphones connected to a phone in a comic about absurd societal commentary.

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    #19

    Absurd comic by Anton Gudim showing a pistachio questioning identity and transformation as social commentary today.

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    #21

    Absurd comic panels depicting a man navigating spikes in everyday settings as social commentary on today’s society.

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    QuincyForrest
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    5 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Last panel: which is why I don't go out to restaurants or coffee shops anymore. Not one person beside myself who doesn't have their face stuck in their device.

    Roger Nehring
    Community Member
    5 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    So what? Do you got to those places to chat up strangers? What do you care what other people are doing?

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    #22

    Absurd comic showing a gamer using pills as controller buttons, reflecting satirical commentary on today’s society.

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    #23

    Absurd comic panels showing a woman transforming into a rabbit while interacting with social media on her phone.

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    #24

    Absurd comic showing a person assembling dumplings that cover their face, illustrating commentary on today’s society.

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    Absurd comic by Anton Gudim showing a car tire replacement and a man applying clown makeup as society commentary.

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    #26

    Absurd comic showing a woman losing 30 balloons and a baby laughing on an airplane, highlighting society's quirks and humor.

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