Artist Reveals The Struggles Of Everyday Life And The Inner Conflicts That We Have In Her 30 New Comics
The age of classical comics confined to newspapers or little books is over, and the medium has exploded into many shapes and forms done by thousands of artists in their own special way. The newspaper cartoon has been replaced by a daily dose of a comic viewed through social media. The themes have also changed: instead of often tacky gags or some political commentary, most comic artists nowadays choose more down-to-earth and relatable topics like everyday life and inner struggles. Lark, or Larkness (Estela Ribeiro Kuntz), the hero of today's post, is one of those newer types of comic artist and even though she's never been published in a newspaper, her comics are enjoyed by thousands on the internet.
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There I was, minding my own business, when I suddenly got hit right in the feels.
I go grocery shopping, do a little in the apartment and then its suddenly time to sleep. And i think it is mean!
That's a fun part of depression. Trying to be happy but it just doesn't work. It doesn't mean you're failing or not trying hard enough and it's not your fault.
Ask them to explain why the joke is funny. Works every time: either they can't and they look like an idiot, or they give such a sexist response that even the people who laughed at it initially raise an eyebrow in shock.
She is from Brazil, so if she is that pale she stands out a lot i bet.
Purple is some sort of mental disorder, green is consciousness, and maroon is impulse.
So the red one is Ulisses, the green one is Leon, who's the purple one?
Some of these cut really close to the bone. It's good to know I'm not crazy!
Seeing that other people have shitty a shitty life is reassuring. Thank you.
Some of these cut really close to the bone. It's good to know I'm not crazy!
Seeing that other people have shitty a shitty life is reassuring. Thank you.
