Madeline Horwath is a cartoonist from America, now living in London and studying at The Royal College of Art. Her comics, known for their edgy humor, have been published in places like The New Yorker, The Chicago Reader, The LA Times, and Seattle Stranger.
The artist's path to success involved many different jobs, which gave her lots of ideas for her art. She believes that meeting various people and having different experiences helped shape her comics, that's why her style is spontaneous, creating funny and thought-provoking connections in her work.
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It's hard to be a bedbug. Absolutely no one wants to sleep with you.
The dialog covering the other person's face makes this one so poignant.
Yeah there’s a whole logical fallacy, basically if you’re dumb, you tend to overestimate how smart you are, if you’re pretty smart you tend to underestimate, and if you’re really smart or an expert you know how smart you are, but tend to think other people are just as smart as you
Wasn't this the actual judgment or am I missing something?
I'm going to blame the post author Hidrėlėy @ bored panda for this. Dude, if it's a multi panel comic make sure you show all of them. Way to blow this guys exposure... and your job
I'm going to blame the post author Hidrėlėy @ bored panda for this. Dude, if it's a multi panel comic make sure you show all of them. Way to blow this guys exposure... and your job