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Artist Illustrates The Difficulties Girls Deal With In 50 Honest Comics
Interview With Artist
If you’re a girl, you've probably had a moment in your life when you thought being a boy must be so much easier. Well, I'm not sure if boys ever have any similar questions spinning in their heads, but if they do, here’s something that might make them happy they’re not one of us. Or perhaps not!
Now, if you're a girl, you're in the right place, because we'd like to introduce you to the new artist making her debut on Bored Panda. The series 'Sheya Animation' focuses on the everyday life of girls and all the dilemmas many of them might have. These relatable comics showcase situations that almost all women have faced at some point in their lives, and some younger ladies are probably still experiencing.
Scroll down to see a collection of comics we selected for you and to find out more about their author.
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Both boys and girls should learn to treat one another with respect. That’s what I was taught.
Bored Panda reached out to the illustrator behind the ‘Sheya Animation’ series and asked some questions regarding her work. Firstly, we wanted to know what inspired the artist to start creating comics, and we learned that: “I got inspired by other cartoonists and animators, mostly, and how funny they are, and I also wanted to create my own fan base and started creating my cartoons.”
The fact that the series is inspired by the author’s personal experiences makes it honest and relatable to many girls out there. As the illustrator shared with us: “My cartoon strips mainly follow a slice-of-life kind of pattern, childhood memories and day-to-day life are what my cartoons represent.”
As the artist shared with us when asked about more details about the characters featured in her comics: "The main character is a girl in her early to mid-twenties, and her parents and friends appear from time to time."
We were also wondering how the creator of the 'Sheya Animation' series comes up with ideas for her new strips. We found out: "I basically draw from my own experiences or something interesting I heard from a friend. And sometimes it's pure imagination."
Human math. Everybody does this and marketing departments know it.
Lastly, the artist told us what motivates her to create her comic series: “I like to make people laugh, and if my cartoons are making people laugh or smile, that's what my biggest influence is.”
Then the 0.0001%: “what is this ‘beauty products’ you speak of?”
I had an aunt at a family reunion tell me she didn't remember me. She had been living in Arizona since 1963 with no visits back to Ohio. I told her I was only 1 the last time she saw me, so it was okay.
It's sometimes easier to get forgiveness than permission, as the old adage says, but this doesn't apply to pets. Getting a pet is a decision that all parties should be 100% on board with.
I only had very mild period cramps despite having PCOS. Instead I had constant idiopathic pain throughout my abdomen that only stopped after a total hysterectomy. It was interesting because my period actually seemed mild compared to the pain I experienced the rest of the time. 🤷♀️ Our bodies are both weird and wonderful. One person's experience does not negate any others'.
It happened the opposite for me. I'm a lil hedgehog, I need to be comfortable first to be cute and sweet.
Or it comes right back. "heyyyy you thought I was gone? nah'
Me with my bf. I sometimes get insecure because I can imagine life without him and other girls "can't live without" their bfs, but then I remember love is a choice. I want him.
I have this with mascara. The lashes of the right eye behave when meeting mascara while the left refuses to play nice.
Aesthetic relativism is the philosophical view that the judgement of beauty is relative to different individuals and/or cultures and that there are no universal criteria of beauty.
I learned as a freshman in a generally sophomore chemistry class to shut up about how much I did (or didn't) study before an exam. Mind you, I took notes and did the homework, and it was still serious work, but sometimes you don't have to openly talk about how you feel going into an assessment.
That's when you do the awkward admiration of the ceiling, floor, or literally anything else you can look at
🎵The seaweed is always greener In somebody else's lake🎵 - Sebastian, "Under The Sea"
Me: "He obviously does not know me. If he knew me, he would not like me"
you mean wide leg? wide leg pants don't even look good on the models...sorry
those are an expensive short-cut, Instead, help your jeans earn those holes.
Noticing a trend where some see a 'no' response as a negotiating tactic, while others see it as a conclusion to a discussion. Both genders have a history of falling on both sides, in my direct experience. So, in the image above, does she really mean no, or does she just want something more significant than the flower?
Note: this post originally had 55 images. It’s been shortened to the top 50 images based on user votes.
You don't have to be an incel to dislike this trash lmao
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more personal than anything else
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You don't have to be an incel to dislike this trash lmao
Load More Replies... more personal than anything else
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