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64 Satirical Illustrations By The Realist That Will Make You Think
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Asaf Hanuka is a talented Tel Aviv-based artist who became well known on the internet due to his often satirical auto-biographical webcomics.
The artist creates illustrations about his life in Israel, parenting and modern society, adding a humorous and sometimes even a surreal twist to the captured moment. His art is colorful and engaging and the themes are thought-provoking.
Take a look at some of his illustrations from The Realist series and vote for your faves.
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I was talking to a very very dear friend of mine whose dad passed away last year, we live quite far so we meet like once in a year or less, but bond is same. Sitting on his porch, we two alone, just sharing random recent experiences, out of nowhere my friend says to me - "Listen Bud, Go back home or atleast some place near to it, i dont want to live you entire life with feeling i live today, that I wish I could have spent more time with my dad". My friend, this guy whom i always though was made of metal and breaths fire and eats iron bars - basically a super tough guy, looked completely broke, as tears swelled into his eyes, he put arm on my shoulder and pointed towards the setting sun and again said - "Go back bud, Go back towards the real sun who shown you the light of this world". I had not words to say to him which could have lessened his grief, but next day, i went to office, spoke to my boss, and now i am going back to city which has branch of our office and very near to my home.
So sad! If that's your marriage -get out. I realize it's symbolic and not literally violent but still.
I like this, for she is his Wonder Women... I feel this same way about my wife.
I think it means that the parents are, in fact, the ones being controlled by the child's wants and needs.
True! Photos of yourself or your family/friends and posting it at some "important" place is more important than looking at (and taking pictures of) the real attraction :-/ So sad!
I like how the man is angrily glaring down at the flood like "Not today water! Not today!"
Just trying to get back to work after all the meals, the family gatherings. the food prep, the friends visiting, the catching up with people you haven't seen in years, the hours in Synagogue everyday praying, all of the rituals, etc............It is really similar to the Thanksgiving/Christmas/ New Year season for non-Jews. Just so difficult to keep up a rhythm of work going.
There is a wall separating classes of people in society, that can be seen through. But that wall is fragile, and it is beginning to have cracks in it. It can't last for long.
LOL I have a friend whose kid is like this with absolutely everything... Uggg!
A family get together, a lonely man, a curious and caring kid. Cheap disposables everywhere
Two puppets fighting over a bucket of sand and rocks while the Merchants of Death profit.
Last me this one. Different ages and phases in his life. Started poor..... still poor.
Don't worry, you have a rainbow that will come out of the washing machine aswell ;)
When you would just need a little nudge, no one around.. then when you are rock bottom, and so fallen apart, dehumanized, unsalvageable, the mean to barely survive is tossed at you.
Israeli lives matter. Hope they make it to the bomb shelter in time.
This guy isn't so much satirical as just like hardcore #relateable comic
Those are quite sad and depressing :<
Yeah, not quite what I need on a cold, dark night in the middle of winter.
#22 is beautiful- where mum was taking a picture and focused it on all that matters <3
Makes me think about when will this "facebook is the biggest problem of the world" creative bankruptcy die out.
Some are interesting, but many I did not get at all. Either it is something about Jews specifically I do not know or the point is so obscure that it is hard to understand what the author wanted to say.
Those are quite sad and depressing :<