Comics About Life’s Random Things With Funny Twists Made By This Artist (30 New Pics)
Interview With ArtistMillie Ho, the artist behind the Sorrowbacon comics, draws from a rich palette of influences ranging from anime and Mark Ryden's art to Renaissance-era paintings, infusing her work with a unique sprinkle of drama, narrative tension, and a dash of streetwise graffiti art.
Featuring characters as diverse as a sociopathic cat with a pink bow and octopus roommates, Ho's comics offer a whimsical yet sharply observant look at the oddities of everyday life. With a creation process that varies from thirty minutes to a couple of hours, Millie's work often captures the fleeting moments of inspiration which she transforms into engaging, thought-provoking comics that resonate with a wide audience.
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Teach everyone at every chance we get....be the change that You want to See. Be it. Do it. Walk it. Talk it. If they want or need show them how and where. Be nice. Love and be loved.
He was a skater droid, she was a nergleoid, movie was shown on HBO...
Little did he know, his parents had been replacing his lizard every few years...
John Woo cliches! Sunglasses, double-wielding pistols, doves flying, hero with dead body of girl he couldn't save... classic.
Enough with the "unexpected endings", "twist endings" c**p when you post comics. Jokes have punchlines. You sound like aliens who have just discovered what a joke is.
Generally, I agree with you. But there seems to be reason to believe this artist might not be a native English speaker, or at least from a different culture. On that basis, I'm willing to cut them a little slack. But overall, yeah, there's a lot of stuff on BP where the 'humor' is overrated.
Load More Replies...Enough with the "unexpected endings", "twist endings" c**p when you post comics. Jokes have punchlines. You sound like aliens who have just discovered what a joke is.
Generally, I agree with you. But there seems to be reason to believe this artist might not be a native English speaker, or at least from a different culture. On that basis, I'm willing to cut them a little slack. But overall, yeah, there's a lot of stuff on BP where the 'humor' is overrated.
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