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We’re once again excited to introduce a single-panel cartoon series by a new artist making their Bored Panda debut. George Webster, the creator behind ‘SplitzSense’, brings us comics filled with absurdity—often with a twist of relatability.
As described in his Instagram bio, the series offers “a different Flavour of Humour,” and George sums it up in three words: “Quirky, Offbeat, OldSchool.” If you’re curious to learn more about SplitzSense and want to explore the series further, just keep scrolling.
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We spoke to the cartoonist and asked him a few questions about his series. We were curious to know how George first got inspired to start creating comics and to learn more about his creative process. The artist shared that it all began with “reading Mad, Cracked, and Crazy magazines back in the ’80s,” which sparked his interest in the genre and motivated him to start making his own creations.
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When asked about the creative process behind his work, Webster offered a behind-the-scenes look and explained how he typically comes up with ideas for new cartoons: “I draw from simple every day life happenings and sometimes go astray.”
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Andrew Keir 6 months ago
Well, it's contemplating it, anyway. But I still don't understand why it has scratched the number "42" on the floor of its cage
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Andrew Keir 6 months ago
Probably time to put on your safety-belt and assume the 'brace' position ?
Following that, the cartoonist opened up about the artists who have had a significant impact on his style and creative approach, sharing which peers and inspirations he holds in high regard: “Farside in my early years. Nowadays, I get inspiration from building on my previous work.”
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Jossh Nine 6 months ago
Funny how all three are white....and there's a dog. Where the F did it come from?
Finally, George revealed which piece from his body of work stands out as his personal favorite so far, noting that while he has a few cartoons he likes, they’re often not his most popular. “It’s all in the eye of the beholder, I guess,” he added.
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Andrew Keir 6 months ago
I thought that insects just provided a background 'humming' noise - I never realised that there were words to their tune !
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Arthur Waite 6 months ago
Ohmygosh! Paid elevators! Business Class! Subscription services! There's millions to be made. Get in on the ground floor right now!
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Rae Meinzinger 6 months ago
I like that credit is given to God for pizza and bagels. I have always believed they are heaven sent.
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Alexander Sulfridge 6 months ago
Resourceful? Yes. Wise? Eh... Not unless he has a lot of sunscreen on hand, since he's destroyed his only source of shade.
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Andrew Keir 6 months ago
They're saving their energy for mating. This is common with males of many species ...
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