If you're looking for some adorable dog content, you've come to the right place. This time, it's not just photos of playful pups or hilarious canine memes—it's a delightful comic series we're excited to share with you! Thanks to the talented cartoonist Brendan Loper, based in France, we have a charming collection to present.
While Brendan is known for his brilliant cartoons in the New Yorker magazine, today, we're thrilled to introduce you to a different side of his work: a comic series capturing the little adventures and moments in the life of a charming orange dog named Hammy.
Scroll down to enjoy 24 wholesome comic strips by Brendan that we've prepared for you. Afterward, let us know in the comments below which one stole your heart!
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I swear that my doggos think I go for an 8 hour car ride without them, 5 days a week!
It's funny. When were raising our children our parents watched them for the week or so we were gone. Sometimes we hired a trusted sitter. We missed them while we were gone. But we didn't really fret and wonder if we made the right decision - as all parents do. However, we're going on a trip next month for almost 2 weeks. We found a reputable kennel nearby. But already we're both missing our girl and hoping she'll be okay and that the kennel owner will take care of her. Silly but I "talked" to our dog about it. I told her we didn't really want to leave her and that I was sorry that we'd miss her and this and that and...... I was rationalizing it. To our dog! Don't judge me but I feel worse about it than with our children. Weird, huh?
My first thought on seeing these cartoons were, that they were not very well drawn, but after reading some I realised that they are very good.
I think they are both well drawn and great in general. A lot of people, definitely including myself, need the joy and positive these bring. Not to mention, there are tons of very popular comics that are done in almost stick figure style much less detailed than these. You don't need to be da Vinci to make a comic. In fact, a lot of the time when they get to detailed they lose the impact of the meaning
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My first thought on seeing these cartoons were, that they were not very well drawn, but after reading some I realised that they are very good.
I think they are both well drawn and great in general. A lot of people, definitely including myself, need the joy and positive these bring. Not to mention, there are tons of very popular comics that are done in almost stick figure style much less detailed than these. You don't need to be da Vinci to make a comic. In fact, a lot of the time when they get to detailed they lose the impact of the meaning
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