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Artist Creates Comics That Sum Up Her Life And The Weird Things In It (22 New Pics)
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Say what you want but it is very clear that comedy serves as a vital tool for a lot of people when it comes to understanding and coping with life's complexities.
American artist Ren excels in this realm, combining her comedic talent with her artistic skills. She focuses on highlighting the peculiar and quirky aspects of the daily life of a normal person. Ren's unique approach is encapsulated in her comic series titled "Kamping Chicken," where she infuses humor into her art, capturing amusing moments and perspectives.
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 2 years ago
My dog LOVES wearing clothing, costumes, and hats, because people give him lots of attention when he’s dressed up XD he has a baseball cap he especially loves and he will try to shove his head into it when I bring it off of its shelf!
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Abby Gayle 2 years ago
My big dog leaps into the air when I even put on shoes. He is crazy over walks
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Your Local Weeb 2 years ago
Same problem in the Philippines (Sort of). You either get hot or hotter
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Janet Howe 2 years ago
IMO, I'm not sure that musings qualify as "comics." Putting it down on paper is cathartic, I guess. But calling them "comics"? Most of the reader comments were funnier than the strips themselves. I'm feeling that way with a lot of these strips BP puts out here. Yes, some "artists" cover a lot of fears and foibles humans have, (and we all have them) not necessarily worth laughing at. So I guess I just don't understand a lot of these. Like I said, just my opinion, from an older, maybe out-of-touch, person's perspective.
Metallicd3ath 2 years ago
"comic" these days refers more to the format than the theme. Honestly, maybe it was always like that. In either case, the "comic" art form doesn't necessarily mean the content itself is comical. (I do think many of these are meant to be but that's down to personal taste at that point)
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Janet Howe 2 years ago
IMO, I'm not sure that musings qualify as "comics." Putting it down on paper is cathartic, I guess. But calling them "comics"? Most of the reader comments were funnier than the strips themselves. I'm feeling that way with a lot of these strips BP puts out here. Yes, some "artists" cover a lot of fears and foibles humans have, (and we all have them) not necessarily worth laughing at. So I guess I just don't understand a lot of these. Like I said, just my opinion, from an older, maybe out-of-touch, person's perspective.
Metallicd3ath 2 years ago
"comic" these days refers more to the format than the theme. Honestly, maybe it was always like that. In either case, the "comic" art form doesn't necessarily mean the content itself is comical. (I do think many of these are meant to be but that's down to personal taste at that point)
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