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19 Short Yet Amusing Comics With Unexpected Endings By The Artist Dustin Rogers (New Pics)
Dustin Rogers, the creator of the comic series 'Dustinteractive Comics,' is an illustrator and UX designer who combines humor, storytelling, and unique observations about people in his work. With a background in UX design, Dustin developed his storytelling skills through creating user stories, which eventually led him to pursue comic art.
His comics often focus on themes like consumerism, relationships, and funny everyday situations, featured in series like 'Playing House' and 'Ethan the Vegan.' Inspired by Matthew Inman (The Oatmeal), Dustin has built a distinct style, mashing together some traditional hand-drawn sketches with digital tools for efficiency. After years of nonstop work, he is now focusing on self-improvement and new projects, including a card game that launched early this year.
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The artist is a lefty! \o/ (Left-handed people seem to immediately notice other lefties in movies/media/etc, lol)
If only my reflection/photos of me/actual brain would be this supportive XD
And that's how the "never cook naked" rule came to be, which brought the invention of clothes.
Growing up, I knew two brothers whose father made them take their driver's license tests in the winter, because of the conditions are very much more difficult with snow and ice, harder to control the vehicle, harder to stop, harder to see the lines, harder to see other cars etc. He figured that was the best time if you're ever going to be evaluated and tested, and you know, I don't think that was a bad idea
My grandfather always used to say "when one door closes, another one opens". Great optimist, terrible cabinet maker...
From OP on IG: "What was the most obnoxious fad of 2018? #flossingdance #keto #6ix9ine #fortnite" -- dear author of this BP article who chose the comics for this listicle: I don't even remember what I had for dinner last night - if y'all think I remember "fads" from 6 years ago.... nope XD
From OP on IG: "What was the most obnoxious fad of 2019. Here’s my list: Hard Seltzers, Peloton, TikTok, Hydro Flasks." Dear author of this BP article who chose the comics for this listicle: I don't even remember what I had for dinner last night, so if y'all think I remember "fads" from 5 years ago.... haha no. XD Although I do drink White Claws occasionally, because I'm a lightweight when it comes to alcohol XD I didn't know they were a "fad" from 2019 - seeing as they're still around prominently in grocery stores, I don't think that counts as a "fad" XD
Most of these were good. The last few left me confused and anxious.
It's not the artist's fault that so many of these are confusing, BTW - whoever wrote this article and chose which comics to use (looking at you, Hidrėlėy) chose some very esoteric and confusing comic strips, such as "choose the worst fad from 2018" - without the artist's comments on the strips, there is NO way we would understand what these kind of strips are supposed to mean, since there's no text on the strips. Hidrėlėy, you usually do a good job with the comic strip posts, so just FYI - going forward, it would be best to avoid confusing strips with no text that are REALLY hard to understand without context. <3
Most of these were good. The last few left me confused and anxious.
It's not the artist's fault that so many of these are confusing, BTW - whoever wrote this article and chose which comics to use (looking at you, Hidrėlėy) chose some very esoteric and confusing comic strips, such as "choose the worst fad from 2018" - without the artist's comments on the strips, there is NO way we would understand what these kind of strips are supposed to mean, since there's no text on the strips. Hidrėlėy, you usually do a good job with the comic strip posts, so just FYI - going forward, it would be best to avoid confusing strips with no text that are REALLY hard to understand without context. <3