We’re excited to present a brand-new comic, being shared for the first time on Bored Panda. Created by Prachi, a cartoonist from India, this series falls into the relatable category, showcasing everyday situations that many of us can identify with. Some of the strips also focus on important topics, such as preventing animal cruelty and rescuing pets in need.
The artist gave us some insight into her work, sharing the recurring themes in her series: "The theme revolves around relatable emotional challenges, with my pets Scooby and Raven often swooping in to save the day."
Let us know in the comments which story resonated with you or reminded you of your own experiences!
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Prachi kindly agreed to answer a few of our questions about the inspiration and ideas behind her comics. The artist shared with us how it all began: “I grew up in a kind of sad environment. The only thing that made me laugh was Sarah Andersen’s comics. So I started making comics to make people laugh too.”
Worth it.. 😅 (me sitting uncomfortable at table with sleeping cat in lap)
The artist also explained how she develops characters that align with the tone of her series. She told us: “The characters of my comics are mostly big-eyed people with exaggerated expressions.”
Prachi's comics are highly relatable, and we were curious whether the strips are based on real-life situations or entirely made up. She explained: “All ideas come up after true events in life, mischief of pets & with the help of a lot of coffee.”
Lastly, the artist mentioned Sarah Andersen, noting that the cartoonist had a significant influence on her work, shaping both her style and the entire series: "Her humor and interviews inspired me."
Bubby, Baby dog, My beautiful boy, Gorgeous boy, Donnie, Donnie dog..... Adonis.