Artist Who Illustrates Everyday Life With His Wife Is Having Another Baby, Shares Their Parenting Struggles In 32 Comics

The first time the cute couple tried to get pregnant, it took them about a year. "While doing so, we've realized that a family of our own is the biggest creation we can hope for," Yehuda told Bored Panda in an earlier interview.

"The hardest parts were at the end of each month when Maya used to have her period," he added. "Continuously dealing with lack of success makes you feel as if you aren’t in control of your life. It’s a terrible feeling."

Yehuda, Maya, and Ariel have already had 4 lockdowns in their country, which means Ariel's daycare has to close too. The parents wish they could be with Ariel all the time when all of them are home, but they had to get a babysitter so they could work. "Like everyone else, we too have not been able to escape the limitations of the pandemic, and we need to be very creative in order to continue working in this situation," Yehuda said. "We have transformed our lectures and workshops, taking them online, and we make sure to appear in online events as much as possible."

"Also, these days we are publishing a new online series that will give you a glimpse into our private creative world. It will answer questions such as: how did we transform our most personal moments into content that millions can relate to all over the world? How did evolve from comic artists into successful content creators? What is it really like to put your most vulnerable side out there for everyone to see? What is it like to sit behind the screen after publishing new content and letting the world see you with no filters?"

Here's the official trailer of the new series. The couple also published a new book with Penguin Random House, and it's already number one on the Amazon bestselling list!

If this is the first time you're meeting them, artists Yehuda and Maya Devir are a married couple from Isreal and the creators of the popular webcomic "One of Those Days". 

Yehuda Devir, born in 1988. According to Maya, he "makes ants look lazy". Yehuda found his love for drawing in infancy when he began painting on his bedroom walls. He was particularly influenced by American comics.

Maya Devir was born a year later, in 1989. Yehuda says she's "a goddess in a form of a woman who spreads joy wherever she goes". She specializes in realism and teasing Yehuda. 

Maya is an artist herself and collaborates with her husband on the series. “Usually after something interesting ... happens to us, we tighten the concept and do a few composition sketches,” Yehuda explained once. “After that, I sit down and start working. When I finish, Maya adds her suggestions for improvement, suggesting color, typography, and so on. All of this process takes no more than a day.”