Damn, that was heart wrenching. I love her portrayal of Death in her comics though. Warm, caring and always granting that last request to see their family one last time.

I think, by now, you can start inserting the artist's name in the title of the article. It's becoming a distinctive and recognisable style now, and it will be shorter to type for the post creators. Anyway, these comics are always welcome. Good read.

well.... being a mom of 9 feather babies, this ruined my day.

I knew I was going to cry. Why am I doing this to myself *sniff* Poor ducky 😢

"I picked up a pencil when I was a kid and I never stopped scribbling." -- that's how you become an artist.

I grew up in the country. There was always an expectation that an animal would more than likely jump out in front of you. If more people drive like that there would be less incidents like this.

So sad. It's terrible that this type of thing happens.

I love these comics that she makes! But they’re soo sad! Pls make more!

This is depressing

Oh poor little fuzzy duckling...

People who deliberately run over ducks deserve to have the worst things happen to them.

Some people seem to think that the artist is morbid. I want to point out that she doesn't draw these because she likes them, it's because she wants to raise awareness.

My poor heart can’t handle it...

I think what makes these so incredibly sad is the presence of 'Death' as an individual. How they are always kind and caring to the deceased animal. Humans view them as this evil entity coming to snatch away life whereas the artist believes that 'Death' (as in the Reaper) is there to escort the deceased and comfort them when nobody else can. It's so sad but also heartwarming in a weird way. Bravo to the artist!

Every frikkin time

F**k I was having a good day.....this comics hits hard....very hard

....aaaand there goes my night.

Ionce saw the car in front of me slowly rolling over a puppy

Jenny Jinya, I am sobbing so hard, that I can't breathe. Many prayers for this duckling, and all the other ones. Rest in peace, little ones.

my dad risked crashing to swerve to avoid hitting a squirrel and said sorry if he did ran over it as I was visably crying

I once nearly got myself killed when I threw on my hazards in a busy LA intersection and ran out to help some baby geese who were in the road, they couldn't hop the curb and the parents were up on a grassy bank honking, desperately trying to urge the babies to make it up. Everyone else just zoomed past, a few even honked at them. Luckily although I made quite a few people angry nobody tried to ram my car, and I was able to scoop all the tiny goslings up onto the greenbelt to join the family. It really doesn't take much effort to be compassionate. I have such a soft spot for waterfowl, but for real, anyone who doesn't brake for baby ducks and geese is a heartless monster.

noooooooooo pls no. Im crying I cant stop.

THE FEELS

Anyone know how to contact her? I'd like to tell her a story about a bunny, see if she'd like to make something about it.

This was to hard for me to handle

I would like to point out that KwayneT seems to be implying that the duckling's death was its own fault, thus becoming nearly as bad as the driver of that car.

Life is too hard already. My husband, as he's falling asleep mentioned his brilliant boyhood friend who died just before the start of high school. Made me think of my best friend who died a few years ago. I was already weeping as I read this. So no. Just no.

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should do suiside next

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This was so depressing and unnecessary. There is so much bad in the world right now and I really didn't need to see another piece of it here. I wish I could unsee this. Awful!

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Okay, I'll admit I skipped this. The artists first post cured me. In my opinion, and I realize I'll catch hell, this artist is getting attention by being diabolicaly morbi.