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Anton has also created an account on Instagram called “Yes, But” that now has over 600k followers. It includes only two-panel comics telling ironic short stories based on our current society and its values.

We were wondering if the artist’s view was any different than it was in the beginning. Anton shared: “The topics that I began to raise have changed + the world itself is also changing. Many problems that were relevant before have lost their relevance, on the other hand, new ones have appeared. I would like to say that my comics have become more positive, but looking at my recent work, I can't say that.”

Final score:

162points

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Ms. Sådmån 2 years ago

Never trust autumn leaves, there's a reason its colored yellow and brown..

67points

Final score:

158points

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Mindghost 2 years ago

What if a man is below 180 but has 90 60 90? :P

52points

This is part 5 of the artist's comics, and we are sure it is not the last. We were wondering if these comics had personally influenced the artist.

“I think it's more accurate to say that I'm the one who influences the comics, not the comics influence me. Every comic is, in some way, a reflection of me at the moment. Even the fact that I chose this particular topic for drawing, and not another, characterizes me in some way.”

Final score:

150points

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Mohsie Supposie 2 years ago (edited)

A paper straw, but wrapped in plastic! So much for reducing plastic waste!

91points

Final score:

148points

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Mohsie Supposie 2 years ago

What a waste of paper!

53points

Observation is the key to finding these fun and sometimes absurd contradictions. The artist has trained to see the world through a "yes, but" prism. We asked how his comics made the artist feel about humanity.

“I have been observing these contradictions for years, it so happened that I found a comic format with which it is convenient for me to talk about these contradictions. It is important that people adopted this format and began to use it themselves, sending me their observations. The world is full of contradictions. Of course, since I began to reflect on this in comics, I began to notice more and more contradictions.”

Final score:

140points

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Mohsie Supposie 2 years ago

Price: £699.95

106points

Final score:

129points

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Mohsie Supposie 2 years ago

Nice tan design!

49points

And lastly, we asked if there are any contradictions Anton constantly repeats himself. “This is a very good question, it got me thinking. I think that the main and most frequent contradiction in everyday life is to do what you do not want because it is necessary. If you think about how many things we do without pleasure, you can be very surprised.”

Final score:

122points

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Ms. Sådmån 2 years ago

HEY DONT INSULT MY TASTE IN SALAD

83points

Final score:

115points

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TheDemonicCat 2 years ago

I don't understand why people want giant windows Infront of their bathtub? Even in rural areas it is relatively easy to look in. On the second floor? Grab some binoculars and you're set! I would be much too paranoid about some creep to enjoy the view.

81points

June 2 years ago

I would want it to put a s**t ton of tropical plants 🥰🌿

7points

Josh 2 years ago

I never worry that someone's going to enjoy the view when I'm naked. 😂

6points

Kristi Yagwit 2 years ago

I hope they are prepared for the therapy bill after seeing ALL of this

1point

Baali Venomax 2 years ago

blinds and curtains were created for this purpose :)

0points

Margi Haarhoff 2 years ago

As far as I am concerned, if anybody goes to the trouble of getting binoculars and looking at my naked body, they deserve what they're going to see...I am fat, old and creased 🤷‍♀️

23points

Shine Chisholm 2 years ago

Right!?

5points

Ms. Sådmån 2 years ago

*cries*

6points

Lopez, Laura 2 years ago

You can get 1 way windows where you can see out but people can't see in

5points

Matt Ronald Slater 2 years ago

If you have to put a window in your bathroom, put in one of those windows that lets light in, but looks like it's permanently covered in frost.

3points

Chel Bolin 2 years ago

Ok folks, the point if this isn't peeping Tom's. Notice the windows are fogged up.

3points

L̸1̶z̵ 2 years ago

Open the windows then you'll see clearly outside

1point

Vira 2 years ago

I don't see a problem here, other than those contemporary tubs are not that comfy, and generally you can spray the windows so they don't fog. I do it to my backyard glass doors in my kitchen so I can cook and enjoy the yard.

1point

charli 2 years ago

turn the fan on lol

1point

Blazej Kowalczyk 2 years ago

Just take cold baths

1point

Emily 2 years ago

Eww! Why? I don't even like warm/hot baths (nothing to do, even with bath bombs and so much water wasted)

1point

Kittylover368 8 months ago

That’s why they are blurry

0points

PADNA 1 year ago

ya'll missing the point that the windows got foggy next to warm water 😂

0points

Brent Hollett 2 years ago

Point of note: She can *open* those windows.

0points

meow point1 2 years ago

Close the curtains, lady!

0points

debrina blackmoon 2 years ago

Makes perfect sense.

0points

Hans Brandt 2 years ago

Oh, boo-hoo! The steam made your expensive glass windows smudgy, while you were taking a bath inside your spacious bathroom in your bigass manor, on the edge of a lake in the mountains! HOW SAD?!?!?! In the mean time, I use a 1 square meter bathroom and a basic shower!

-2points

Sofia Murat 4 months ago

A. It could have been a nice hotel and B. It's about how useless windows in front of bathtubs are. And C. If it was a big and expensive manor, people work hard to afford it, you can't just sit and get everything you want, everyone who ever achieved anything went through fails, it's about not giving up, and if someone got through all that, they deserve the large house, because it shows how they reached their goals.

1point