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This New Yorker Cartoonist Captures Anxiety, Relationships, And Everyday Life In 40 Illustrations
Today, we’re pleased to introduce you to the work of Liana Finck. The New Yorker cartoonist and illustrator has a unique ability to turn deeply human experiences into simple yet emotionally sharp drawings that are both funny and painfully relatable.
Using a minimal artistic style, the artist presents honest observations about the world around her and modern society. Finck captures the chaos of relationships, anxiety, loneliness, self-awareness, and everyday life in a way that feels incredibly personal. Her cartoons often say more in a single panel than most people manage to express in an entire conversation, which is exactly why so many readers connect with her work online.
In this post, we’ve gathered some of Liana Finck’s most relatable, witty, and thought-provoking illustrations that perfectly capture the weirdness of being human. Scroll down to see them for yourself.
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🎶 You can be better than you are - You could be swingin' on a star 🎶
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Andrew Keir 29 minutes ago
Capitalism has this habit of spreading - we call it the 'trickle down' effect
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Andrew Keir 28 minutes ago
It's actually surprisingly comfortable - until you have to stand up
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Andrew Keir 26 minutes ago
Fun fact - all psychiatrists and counsellors are required by law to have a secret supply of make-up remover. Ask them about it !
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Andrew Keir 24 minutes ago
"I'm going to need a bigger box ! " Otis realised that buying the economy small size at the "Hope" shop was maybe a mistake .
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Andrew Keir 18 minutes ago
"The most sombre enemy of good art is the pram in the hall" - Cyril Connolly
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Andrew Keir 17 minutes ago
Mexican stand-off ? Or just good dietary advice from the guy in black?
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Andrew Keir 14 minutes ago
It's a bit late for that once your skull is facing directly backwards
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Andrew Keir 10 minutes ago
Gwendolyn could never get the facial recognition app to work on her new phone
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Andrew Keir 8 minutes ago
This is like saying that , if you're attacked by a big shark and a small shark, you'll be fine. I doubt it ...
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Andrew Keir 6 minutes ago
(Heated discussion of the phrase "looking in the mirror" follows ...)
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Andrew Keir 5 minutes ago
You missed out "Calls an act of war a 'special military operation' "
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Andrew Keir 3 minutes ago
Well, at least you have a positive correlation between your needs, you husband's and the baby's. Shame about the dog, though
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Andrew Keir 1 minute ago
Wait long enough and Smokey will d*e, but the bush-fire will last forever. It's called 'Climate Change'
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