John Bustillos is a talented artist from the Philippines that is currently living in Dallas, Texas. In 2020, he began his slice-of-life comic project called "I Need Floofy Hugs" that, as the artist puts it himself, is partly an "overly dramatic" recounting of his life, a journal of the things that he's been through.
John's illustrations depict life struggles in a humorous way and a lot of people tend to find them very relatable. The artist revealed that he's a big proponent of mental health, and while he writes about anxiety and depression a lot, he does so to expose those tendencies and thinking patterns within himself so he can begin to grow from his struggles. "'I Need Floofy Hugs' is not about the celebration of struggle, but the admission of our need for love, community, and at the end of the day, a nice, big, warm, floofy hug."
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Can relate. It's repulsive but a the same time so interesting how they can actually believe what they say - if they do. Very intriguing.
Thing is, this can be taken any way. You could take it as the way to success is easily accessible, but it'll could also be impossible for anyone to achieve. Or you could use force.
Oh yes. The spider can live as long as it stays away from me... and small.
Reminds me of that picture i saw “the quietest people s**t the loudest”
This comment won't be popular but here goes: the way the main character's eyes are drawn really creeps me out.
I loved these, but I too wonder about the stylistic choice of how the eyes are drawn.
This comment won't be popular but here goes: the way the main character's eyes are drawn really creeps me out.
I loved these, but I too wonder about the stylistic choice of how the eyes are drawn.
