22 Twisted Comics For People With A Dark Sense Of Humor By Rémi Lascault (New Pics)
Interview With ArtistRémi Lascault is a French art director and comic artist who gained a significant online following with his dark and witty four-panel comics. His style could be easily described as "rough," and the artist himself admits this is the best description for his work. Lascault's comics start off seemingly normal but then they take unexpected twists that fall into absurd, weird, and somewhat creepy territory. His comics rely on visual storytelling that doesn’t require any dialogue.
The artist's occupation lies primarily in advertising, but his passion for comics keeps him motivated and inspired to put together clever twists and dark humor stories that make people laugh and think. Rémi mentioned in one of the previous posts that he draws inspiration from various sources, including everyday observations, objects, and conversations, as well as the work of artists like Joan Cornellà and Gudim. Although his style may not resonate with everyone, Lascault's over 70K Instagram followers demonstrate the huge appeal of his comics.
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Bored Panda reached out to Rémi Lascault again, to find out more about his work. First, we asked him what are some of the most rewarding aspects of being a comic artist, and what keeps him motivated to continue creating. Rémi shared with us: “For me, the most rewarding aspects of being a comic artist is to entertain people, to make them laugh or have (hopefully) a good time for an instant, whoever they are, and wherever they are. That keeps me motivated. And with time, I got to work and meet great people to continue to do so.”
Borrowed from an old Ray Bradbury story "Kaleidoscope". A guy burns up in reentry and a kid's mother encourages him to make a wish.
Also done by John Carpenter in his early movie "Dark Star".
Load More Replies...Asked how his art style has evolved over time and what factors influenced these changes, the artist said: “My style evolves all the time, and I like to try new ones. If I always do the same thing, I kind of get bored. Also, I now work on an Ipad instead of paper, because it takes fewer tools to bring with me when I want to work. I think it has also changed my style a bit. I will probably come back to paper for some projects in the future, and why not try also new techniques?”
They must have paid extra for on time delivery other wise they might just decided to deliver the next day.
Some of the delivery people really have no respect. I like the analogy here.
Was this person listening to Clutch? "21 guns, a box made of pine, letter from the government sealed and signed, delivered Federal Express, on your mother's doorstep".
I worked at UPS for 9 years. Some packages just never had a chance the way they were packaged. But when normal box gets damaged it's because sups get hired because they are someone's kid or because they are military, not because they have management skills. And the way they manage is to just turn the building up to "11". If the packages are coming faster people will work fast, right? No, the belts just get jammed up and packages fall off onto other packages and there are diverters that swing out and crush your package.
We should reach out to him or her because that is not the way you want to have your life only given an unearthed path that gives no one hope
We were wondering what in Lascault’s opinion makes a good comic, and what are some common mistakes that artists should avoid. Rémi told us: “I guess a good comic is a comic that someone will enjoy. It doesn't need to be liked by everyone, as long as it's not destructive toward anyone. I think things should never be taken for granted, and I think artists should always challenge themselves to try new things. A common mistake is to be scared of mistakes, and never try anything new.”
Wouldn't it have been the leg giving birth?
Load More Replies...Voldemort, Voldemort, oh voldy, voldy voldy Voldemort da dun dun dun
At last, an explanation of how LGBT+ stole the rainbow from the "rainbows and unicorns" brigade.
The blood of a unicorn will keep you alive, even if you are an inch from death, but at a terrible price.
Lastly, we asked Rémi how he manages to stay up to date with current trends and developments in the comic industry, and how he sees the industry evolving in the future. The artist explained: “I'm following a lot of artists, blogs, and websites to stay up to date with current trends and developments, always happy to discover a new artist. I also read a lot of comic books, and I like to ask booksellers for advice on new books, they often know so much! I think new technologies, like AI, will bring a lot of new things into the comic industry, maybe some will be bad, but I'm sure there will also be some great stuff!”
Ugh, with the little feet and the positioning of the regular feet, looks like a nekkid butt.
No that would actually make pointe shoes so much more comfortable
Less creepy than what a regular normal ballerinas feet look like.. those are harsh. Like they walked through a landmine field
Invest in opera singers.... they cost a bit but have a lot of air :)
Load More Replies...Right?! BP will censor the word k-i-l-l, but showing cartoon people dying is a-okay!
Load More Replies...Flightless bird dreams... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdUUx5FdySs
Can't make this s**t up. Time for Me to Fly is playing in the background of our bar rn.
The only one that was kind of interesting in this sea of mediocrity.
As a massage therapist, b this is an accurate representation of how my clients feel after a good massage
Almost, but artist instead of massage. And heck yes, poor old horror star. May you rest well and not become as abused in death as many actors...
Load More Replies...Me too, it's funny, but I can't show amusement.
Load More Replies...Kind of like the lesson told by the heart ❤️ everytime we all share something meaningful and given away to the wind
I'm guessing it's commentary on salad (cucumber) for skinny, burgers for fat
Load More Replies...Cucumbers on the eyes are supposed to reduce puffiness. I'm guessing the burgers are used to increase puffiness. Maybe a commentary in how young women are more inclined to fill their faces with fat (fillers) than ever before?
It's kind of creepy to me because I was just reading a bit on Bette Davis eyes. She used cucumbers and Vaseline.
Yeah. The title was a total lie, but the URL is spot on
Load More Replies...These are pretty weak for "dark" comics. The author apparently hasn't been online very long... Lol
Yeah. The title was a total lie, but the URL is spot on
Load More Replies...These are pretty weak for "dark" comics. The author apparently hasn't been online very long... Lol
