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Bored Panda reached out to Rémi Lascault to find out more about what's going on in his mind. So let's start from the very beginning...

"I started drawing comics when I was a kid. But then I left this a bit aside because my work took a lot of time. Then, after a few years of working, I was a bit bored in my work, so at lunchtime, I started drawing little comic strips that I started to share on Instagram and I got good feedback, so I continued!" said the artist.

Drawing comics still doesn't pay the bills, so Lascault is a freelance art director in advertising.

"I’ve learnt a lot by doing advertising, like how to tell a story very fast or how to twist an idea to make it more unexpected. I’m also working on a movie project I have, that’s my next goal!"

We asked Lascault where he draws inspiration for his comics from: "I can be inspired by anything, a detail, an object I see when I take a walk, a conversation... Inspiration is a weird thing, it seems to come and go as it wishes! In terms of artists, I've been inspired a lot by Joan Cornellà or Gudim. But I'm also inspired by all the comic artists from whom I've read comics since I was a kid."

"My comics are mostly stupid. But they can have a deeper feeling to them sometimes too. But whatever the idea I get, I try to have an interesting and unexpected twist to it. It can seem absurd at first, but it always has a kind of logical feel to it," Lascault described his comics.

He said that the most challenging thing about creating comics is finding a good idea and the most rewarding is when "you show it and feel that it is a good one."

Lascault looks for ideas that will make people laugh rather than expressing his personal opinions and his weapon of choice is dark humor.

"Dark humor, and humor in general, is a way to be able to laugh about many things. We live and die in a world where we can't control many things, but we can at least laugh, and that's a good way to be happy!"