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So many people have office jobs now, and all of them can somewhat relate to office humor displayed in Work Chronicles comics by this artist. To give you a break from the daily grind, we have collected the newest ones that we thought you might appreciate.
Bob previously mentioned what he, as a creator, would like people to take away from his artwork: “You are not alone. We all face the same issues at work - whether it's anxiety or a micromanaging boss.”
So, without further ado, let's take a look at these situations and see if they seem awfully familiar.
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Previously, the artist shared that in order to create scripts that later turn into humorous comics, he tends to write and then rewrite, and so on, until both the good and the bad ideas just get onto the paper. As soon as all the bad ideas are out of the system, the better ones will start to flow.
This process is then followed by editing. That includes cutting words, rearranging the panels, and taking care of readability, which is a lot of work. The artist mentioned that with a lot of practice, you can get the hang of it.
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Comedy Clumbers 7 months ago
Yup. Made a couple career changes in life when I realized that sector was killing my soul.
In a previous interview, the artist also shared that comics don’t make much money at this moment of his life. To pay the bills, Bob has a day job, which occupies a lot of time, and then family, so outside of that, there is not too much time left for comics. However, Bob continues to share new content quite often, so you better believe that by following him on social media, you will be met with fresh comics daily!
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Arnold Larkins 7 months ago
LIttle does she know, I'm just copy and pasting the textbook answers!
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Arnold Larkins 7 months ago
Plan B is to not do anything and pretend there was a glitch or you forgot to save
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Arnold Larkins 7 months ago
I spend 100 hours a week procastinating and one hour actually working
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Comedy Clumbers 7 months ago
Yep. They're also the boss that assigns useless or poorly thought out assignments just to prove they can make their staff do what they want.
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TheGoodBoi 7 months ago
I'm surprised they didn't respond with "Well I'm doing worse so please-". At least that's what I'm always hit with. If I'm not feeling well, they're feeling worse. Like ffs
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