If you have ever traveled by plane, you probably already know just how many things can go wrong. From airline food to crying babies – the struggle is real. That’s why illustrator Christoph Niemann (previously here) decided to draw his flight from New York to Berlin for the the New York Times.
Christoph Niemann is an accomplished illustrator and author. His work has appeared on the covers The New Yorker, Time, Wired and The New York Times. Since 2008, Niemann has been writing and illustrating for the New York Times.
When Niemann is not drawing cartoons for the New York Times, he creates clever illustrations using everyday objects that he calls “Sunday Sketches.”
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Share on FacebookThat little hole is there for stabilization of pressure inside and outside of a plane. Sorry for bad English :) =
Load More Replies...Where's this guy been all along? Love his humorous views and great artwork!
I love this! As a person who travels often, this comic (if you could call it a comic) is so hilariously relatable
I really enjoyed this! I don't know if anyone else sees what I see, but in the very first panel about the battle for arm space, if you look at the picture just right it looks like 2 people squatting next to each other - the person on the left is pantless with thigh-high boots while the person on the right is wearing checkered pants.
That little hole is there for stabilization of pressure inside and outside of a plane. Sorry for bad English :) =
Load More Replies...Where's this guy been all along? Love his humorous views and great artwork!
I love this! As a person who travels often, this comic (if you could call it a comic) is so hilariously relatable
I really enjoyed this! I don't know if anyone else sees what I see, but in the very first panel about the battle for arm space, if you look at the picture just right it looks like 2 people squatting next to each other - the person on the left is pantless with thigh-high boots while the person on the right is wearing checkered pants.















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