If kindness had a doodle form, it would look exactly like the wholesome illustrations created by Artbylittlebug. Based in Hervey Bay, Australia, the artist behind the series fills her pastel artworks with soft shapes and characters that radiate warmth. Her single-panel comics–featuring cuddly animals, sparkly stars, and heartfelt messages–are like tiny pep talks, reminding you that it’s okay to feel, to rest, and to be kind to yourself.
Scroll down, and if by any chance you’re feeling a little low today, you might just find the perfect cure for your blues and worries. Each illustration carries a gentle reminder that even the smallest dose of kindness can brighten your day.
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This is the kind of emotional support I expect from my group chat, but only get from cartoons.
Each person in the chat probably feels the same way, and thus unfortunately remains self-focused on their own problems rather than supporting everyone else through theirs, and some who would like to speak up probably feel too afraid to be a burden. I've seen it happen many times before. Sometimes groups even out over time and people feel more able to speak about how they're feeling and listen to others as well. If you haven't found the right group yet, keep looking! They're out there :)
Load More Replies...These were very inspirational. When I worked at a psychiatric hospital I took quotes like these from Bored Panda and took them into work and people loved them (both staff and other clinicians). They are very helpful and very encouraging, and when some people were having a bad day I was able to use things like this to make them feel better and/or to work on personal reflection. Thanks, Hidrėlėy!
These were very inspirational. When I worked at a psychiatric hospital I took quotes like these from Bored Panda and took them into work and people loved them (both staff and other clinicians). They are very helpful and very encouraging, and when some people were having a bad day I was able to use things like this to make them feel better and/or to work on personal reflection. Thanks, Hidrėlėy!
