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50 Funny And Cute Comics Inspired By The Artist’s Life With Her Boyfriend And 3 Cats
Interview With Artist
Our lives are full of crazy, weird, and unexpected moments, which usually stay preserved in our memories. For those who want to bring them to life once again, any form of art can come in handy.
Illustrator and comic artist Rebecca Rose believed that the unique and unpredictable moments in our lives deserve to be immortalized, leading to the creation of her comic series "Rebecca Rose Comics." The comics feature Rebecca's daily routine with her cats Butters, Ted, and Nemo, as well as her boyfriend Matt, capturing these special memories forever.
Rebecca told Bored Panda about how these comics came to be: “I’ve always loved comics and cartoons — every day when I was a kid, I’d grab the newspaper to look at the funnies. I used to watch cartoons just to sit and draw the characters, which is how I learned to draw and to understand the different ways cartoons can tell jokes.”
For more information on the artist and her comics, read the interview below.
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To constantly create something new, artists have unique muses. Rebecca shared what inspired her to create her comics. “My boyfriend and cats are my main muse. I’ve always drawn little cartoons of him doing the silly things he does, and he loves his cartoon self. One day I posted a comic of him, and my friends loved it and told me to make more! So that’s how I started making comics of our life together with our cats.”
Being funny and making people laugh through a few panels of comics is a talent, whether you are born with it or you’ve learned it. Through humor, we can understand a lot about other people and ourselves.
“I hope I can make people laugh! When I was a kid I’d tell jokes to get out of trouble and to make friends. Even if someone seemed way different than me, if I could make them laugh, then I knew we could relate. I used to think I was really funny, but now that I make comics to share with the world, I don’t even know what funny means anymore. It’s like when you say a word so many times that it starts to sound like it’s not a word at all, if that makes sense. I hope people think I’m funny because I try hard at it!” shared Rebecca on humor.
Besides being inspired by situations in her life, Rebecca shared that having a larger audience will boost her confidence in making more. “The more people who appreciate my work, the more inspired I am to create more. I love it when people comment on my comics and tag their friends saying 'this is so you.' Knowing I have real fans makes it much easier to post my heart out into the dark abyss that is the internet.”
So if you enjoy Rebecca’s content, don’t forget to give her a like on her social media.
And lastly, Rebecca added: “It takes me longer to make comics because I like to add lots of details to them like silly posters on the walls or hidden puns. I also like to try to add one or two or all four of my cats in the background (yes, I have four cats, and no, none of them were planned)!”
“Thanks so much for wanting to get to know me!”
? Cats actually bring prey as a food source or as a gift to thier owner.
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The cat is more like "I brought you a dead mouse because you are clumsy and huge and a terrible hunter; all you manage to catch are the same cans of food! I guess I'll have to provide for you, you big dumb cat-astrophe... You're welcome"
Correction: I bought you what (to me) is food to say thank you for being nice (And actually I’m a both person I like cats and dogs)
Same! And apparently so is Jackson Galaxy. (That's right, the famous cat daddy owns a dog!)
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Actually, it's even funnier than that. Cats bring you dead critters because they find you to be kind of like a big and dumb, hairless kitten and think you can't hunt for yourself
Bouche brought me a piece of feather from one of her toys.
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I've heard that cats so this because they never see their humans hunt, so they think they need to feed you. :p
This is true, but it's also because cats don't trust us to feed ourselves properly so they bring us "food."
Mice are actually healthy food sources if cleaned and cooked.
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Actually, cats also present you the corpses of their victims with good intentions
Well, the real reason cats give you dead mice is this. They're trying to feed you since they think you're a terrible hunter. Which you are.
Dogs: here, you can have my favorite toy because i love you Cats: here, you can have a dead body of the thing i just killed over there because i love you... I think it's still warm too
I once had a cat that would bring in live birds. Then I would have a fun time trying to rescue the poor thing and get it back outside. Cats are sadists, they like to play with their food
No I thought they brought you dead stuff because it's food and they think you can't hunt
the sign in the back: "South Harrion Institute of technology, bachelor's in blowing sh*t up with my mind" LOL
Ah yes, I have several of these types of toy. They go into the closet at night for this very reason XD
Such an abusive situation. I’m glad the cats were able to call the authorities /s
on the sign: it says name: ted. weight: chonk. prognosis: that ways not a snack.
There is no such thing as a fat cat. It’s simply a chubby fluff of more to love :) (According to Garfield btw, but I think chubby cats should exercise more)
That is relatable and happened to me at a dealership. Only I was alone and the salespeople ignored me, and flocked to men who arrived after I did. I went into a managers office and told him about it, then left and bought my new car from a different dealership. I sent the misogynistic dealer owners a card telling them about how well I was treated by their competitor.
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I don't think so, but I agree there is more cat stuff. Maybe just more cat owning cartoonists
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I don't think so, but I agree there is more cat stuff. Maybe just more cat owning cartoonists
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