30 Of The Newest Comics This Artist Made About The Struggles Of An Ice Cube

Just like last time, Bored Panda reached out to Peng Ven Wong, the brains behind the previously mentioned comic series "CubeMelt." As the comic intertwines elements of daily life, memes, pop culture, and profound philosophy through the lens of an ice cube's adventures, we were keen to understand Wong's creative process and inspiration a little bit more in detail.

On drawing inspiration from everyday experiences, memes, and the evolving pop culture, Wong shared, "Every day is a source of inspiration for me. A simple stroll in the park, an overheard conversation, or a trending meme can all spark an idea. But if there's one event that particularly influenced a comic, it's the ever-changing digital age. The way people connect, share, and express emotions online is both fascinating and comical, and CubeMelt often finds himself right in the middle of it!"

When we asked if there were deeper philosophical undertones beneath CubeMelt's light-hearted adventures, he responded, "Absolutely! While on the surface, CubeMelt's adventures are light-hearted, I always hope to inspire readers to reflect on their own 'melting moments.' Life is transient, and just like an ice cube, we all have a limited time. It's about making the most of it, cherishing every moment, and facing challenges with a smile, even when things seem to be melting away."

We also discussed the transition of CubeMelt from comic strips to dynamic platforms like animations and mobile games (mentioned in the last interview), and the artist was happy to share some news with us, "Taking CubeMelt from paper to screen and then to a mobile game was an exhilarating journey! There were definitely challenges. Ensuring that CubeMelt's essence was consistent across platforms required meticulous attention. But every hurdle was a learning experience, and seeing my creation come alive in motion and interactively was immensely rewarding."

On the topic of the pressure of living up to the follower expectations, Wong confessed, "It's heartwarming to see how CubeMelt has resonated with so many people. The pressure is there, of course. But I always remind myself of the core reason I started this: to bring joy and a touch of introspection. As long as I stay true to that vision and to CubeMelt's authentic character, I believe the fans will continue to connect with the comics."

And finally, when it came to reflecting on the importance of positive and uplifting content in today's world, the webcomic artist emphasized to us, "In a world that's often filled with uncertainties and challenges, I believe there's a deep need for content that reminds us of the brighter side of life. CubeMelt, with his unwavering optimism, is my little beacon of hope. Through his adventures, I hope to remind readers that even in the face of melting odds, a positive attitude can create ripples of happiness and change."