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Being misled by comics into absolute absurdity is a sort of fun that Tim Lavoie became a master in. Tim is an artist from Tucson, Arizona, who creates silly and unapologetic cartoons under the name Elder Cactus. The artist always finds a way to surprise his readers with unexpected and bizarre twists that will keep you on the edge as you will never see what's coming next. Especially beware of Tony Lazuto!
Nowadays, the Elder Cactus Instagram account has over 56K followers who fell in love with Tim's sense of humor, and if you are interested in bringing some more absurdity to your life, make sure to follow his account as well!
More info: twitter.com | Instagram | patreon.com | eldercactus.com | Facebook
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Bored Panda reached out to Tim to learn more about his comics. The artist shared what initially drew him to the world of cartooning and artistry.
“I had been writing jokes for 10 years and thought I could compete with the comics I was seeing on Reddit,” responded Tim.
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Penny Tent (she/her) 1 year ago
“You’re a really cool person! Don’t listen to people who say otherwise!”
- Imp - (they/he) 1 year ago
“You’re a cool person, you’re a cool person, we’re all cool people!”
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The artist himself was very blunt by describing his comics as: “super absurd.” And the meaning behind them? Well, as Tim responded to our question regarding what he expects audiences to take away: “Whatever they want”; there is no deeper meaning, but maybe that is exactly why his comics are such a hit.
If you were wondering what it takes to create Elder Cactus comics, Tim shared a bit about his creative process: “Zero distractions, sit in front of a computer for 3 hours. Around hour 2 of extreme boredom, the ideas start trickling in.”Tim also gave a piece of advice to aspiring artists looking to find their unique style or voice in the art world.
“Don’t turn off the negative part of your brain. Positive thinking is good for some things but not refinement,” wrote Tim.
And lastly, Tim added: “I’ve been making a series called Potatomancer with an artist named DailyObstruction, and it’s my first time going from short-form jokes to long-form storytelling. It’s been a ton of fun and I’ll be working on that for the foreseeable future.”
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Michael P (Perthaussieguy) 1 year ago
I do recall when I was very young, I called numbers two's, 'Plop-plops'
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Michael Smith 1 year ago (edited)
Could have been worse, he could have been.... an Engineer!!!
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PolymathNecromancer 1 year ago
But... but... I thought the King was the pinnacle of creepy l-intro-16...79acf6.jpg 
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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 1 year ago
In Stardew Valley, the community center is an abandoned building, and you can restore it if you choose. After starting the restoration quests, the town mayor sniffs you, and says you smell like you've been working on the community center. I mean, how does the mayor just walk up to a person and sniff them?
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lonely miso 1 year ago
I love Ender’s Game, it was an amazing book. I didn’t like how they left out the whole forums thing in the movie, or the thing I forgot the name of that was about funerals. Oh well.
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Scribbles & Scares 1 year ago
Never get on Tony's bad side - either bacon or bear will get you
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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 1 year ago
Charlie Chaplin wore it better, or at least, the Tramp did.
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Scribbles & Scares 1 year ago
Really enjoyed all of these! Love Hank but Tony is a bit of a problem
Scribbles & Scares 1 year ago
Really enjoyed all of these! Love Hank but Tony is a bit of a problem
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