30 Clever Observational Comics By Vaughan Tomlinson That Might Make You Laugh (New Pics)
Interview With ArtistMeet the hilarious Vaughan Tomlinson and his one-panel cartoons. The artist's comics have been featured in WSJ, The Times, Readers Digest, Airmail, Private Eye, The Oldie, Funny Times, Weekly Humorist, and others.
In an interview with Bored Panda, we asked Vaughan to describe the essence or theme behind his cartoons, to which he replied: "I wouldn’t say there is an overall theme, but I do use observational humor which can sometimes lean into dark themes. I like to tiptoe around the boundaries of polite society without being shocking for the sake of being shocking. I also love drawing robots, animals, insects, and aliens."
So, without further ado, let's take a look at what the artist has created since the last post.
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There's been a time in germany where the only way to be somewhat equally equipped with rights compared to men was to marry one of sufficient societal standing, and ... have him die, but not forcing him to (or, rather, not getting caught, if ... not that I'd approve, but still), and taking over his position as a widow. It got them to stop asking for "permission of your husband" if women would do such hideous things like working or having a bank account or such. Somehow, the male supremacy (we all know, but they seemed to know a different knowledge some decades ago) was then transferred to her. Simply being no different regarding qualification to do or handle any of these, of course, would have been too just and too easy.
There are 10 kinds of people in the world. Those who know binary and...
Kinda could, spiders eat animals that are often considered "pests".
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Am I the only one bothered by the font changes between some of the comics?
Am I the only one bothered by the font changes between some of the comics?
