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35 Comics By This Artist That Capture Daily Issues Most Girls Experience
Interview With ArtistToday we would like to present you with a new series of comics created by “Mouse in Bubble”. The artist has already gained a lot of popularity on her social media profile, with her Instagram counting over 150k followers. What really makes this delightful series so special is the blend of relatable moments and humor the author features in her illustrations. “Mouse in Bubble's” art captures the collision of girls' dreams with the whimsically unpredictable realities of life.
As you explore the selection of strips we prepared for you, you'll find yourself embracing life's imperfections and finding joy in its surprises. Scroll down to discover the series making its debut on Bored Panda, as well as to read more interesting facts about it shared by the artist behind “Mouse in Bubble.”
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We reached out to the artist behind “Mouse in Bubble” to find out more about the series. We first asked the author to tell us about her creative journey and how she discovered her passion for comic art. The artist shared with us: “I used to doodle on the back side of my notebook and drawing always lifts my mood. one day my brother saw these sketches and asked me to post them on Instagram.”
“Mouse in Bubble” beautifully blends relatable moments with humor. We were wondering what inspires the artist to create these comically unpredictable situations. We found out that: “Maybe paying attention to tiny details in our day-to-day life.”
Many comics from the series highlight the contrast between grand expectations and unexpected realities. We asked the author how she comes up with these scenarios. We were also curious if they reflect the artist’s personal experiences. The illustrator told us: “I love to observe… So mostly these reflect the life of people around me, not mine. some scenarios make me smile and I’ll turn them into a comic.”
I hate when teachers call on people who don't raise their hands. Worst place to be ever
The series “Mouse in Bubble” often evokes laughter and a sense of comfort. Asked how the author hopes the audience feels when engaging with her work, and what she wants them to take away from it, the artist revealed: “I hope they find it humorous and blissful. Takeaway will be… Life is beautiful, take it easy."
Lastly, we wanted to find out what the artist finds most fulfilling about sharing her unique perspective on life through her comics. The author of “Mouse in Bubble” shared with us: “Sweet response from my followers fills my heart, I wish to be something useful for people, either through merchandise or reels.”
If I forget to get Gunner a bone he sits and stares at me with the saddest eyes ever. He scans the bags with his nose as I bring them in and knows immediately if there's treats in there. If not, he stares mournfully like I can do magic and will appear him some. I don't forget often... I blame the pet aisle being completely separate from the rest of the grocery store and usually in between cleaning and babies.
That's me and my partner, by the time he finishes lunch it's dinner time!
me and my ex used to do that until he cheated on me...f**k you derek
Yeah!! F**k you, derek! I strongly dislike that guy even though I dont know him.
Load More Replies...Honestly, getting competitive over complimenting your partner is the cutest and most wholesome thing ever.
What the hell, Bored Panda! Enough with the damned censorship. What the hell has happened to this site anymore!
show it off! if someone comments, why the f**k are they looking?
For me it's more like, Day of the event: *brain decides it would literally rather slap its genitals in a rabidly diseased honey badgers face than to go do the thing I'd been excited about previously.*
People should read Cathy comics byCathy Guisewite for some fun feminine humor.
People should read Cathy comics byCathy Guisewite for some fun feminine humor.