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Do we have any lovebirds out there? If you're in need of a bit of romantic content, this post might be right up your alley. Aaryansha Sinha, an Indian artist based in Seattle, has a talent for showcasing the most common situations that almost all of us experience while being in love in the most heartwarming yet relatable way. Her comic series depicts moments inspired by her own relationship, adding a dash of humor that entertains readers around the world.

We wanted to find out more about this wholesome series so we reached out to Aaryansha and asked her some questions regarding her work. Firstly, we were interested in what inspired the artist to start creating comics. She told us: “I grew up reading comic books like Archie and Spiderman. I also loved watching cute cartoons like Dexter's Laboratory, Mickey and Donald, etc. These comics and shows inspired me to start creating cartoons since my childhood.”

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Next, Sinha shared with us the recurring themes in her cartoons, saying: “It's pure selfless and healthy love between a couple, not to confuse it with lust because that's a different element in a relationship.”

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1 month ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

The last point is, that he doesn't leave all the boring stuff for you to do.

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Asked, how she comes up with ideas for her strips, Aaryansha said: “It's based on my life with my partner. I document and draw things that happen in our relationship.”

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We were curious about the artists who influenced Sinha's work, and she was kind enough to share with us: “Webcomics like Murtz studio, Underpants and Overbites, and Introvert Doodles. Adult cartoon shows like Family Guy, American Dad, and King of the Hill have also influenced my humor.”

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Lastly, the artist told us what message she hopes her readers take away from her comic series: “I want my readers to understand the beauty and simplicity of true and pure love. (It's the same emotion one feels for their parents/pets/country/nature/Mother Earth, etc.) So that they can find the right partner to show their love to. The kind of love where there is no room for ego, jealousy, pride, etc. and there is selfless devotion and kindness between the two beings. (Healthy anger and sadness are allowed but no other emotions come in between the two.)”

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1 month ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I need to be That Person who needlessly points out that apes and monkeys are not the same thing. I'm sorry, it's compulsive. Please proceed to downvoting me as deserved.

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1 month ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

If only belly fat would leave that easily and go to someone else. Sigh. Dreams that will never be.

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