Witty comics

It is said that art mimics the events that happen in the real world and artists very often get inspired by the things that occur around them. And sometimes you don’t need something big to create art that people can relate to. One of these young rising artists is comics creator Jenna Noble (@jennscomics). She creates cute comics that are not only well-drawn but also have witty and unexpected endings. Her drawings are full of different characters, people and animals that find themselves in…

Have you had that thought circling around your mind for days? Or maybe even years? An absurd notion that you're unsure whether to share with others?

Jess Rae's comics are hilariously absurd, and in case you haven't had the chance to familiarize yourself with them yet, well, make sure to check out parts 1 and 2 here on Bored Panda before scrolling down to the newest post!

Scribbly G is a 34-year-old digital artist from South Africa that's currently living in the United Kingdom. The artist described himself as "South Africa's favorite webcomic creator and also probably South Africa's only webcomic creator (still counts)."

If you're having a really bad day these adorable drawings will make everything better

We can call the internet a place where we can take our minds off our daily struggles and find comfort in relatable things we can all share. You might argue, but comics infused with dark humor are a great way of dealing with the anxieties of life and finding little opportunities to chuckle about the absurdity of modern times, or simply sharing silly, random, and hilarious stuff you would never normally think of! These ones are for gamers, meme and pop culture lovers, and people trying to…

Martin Rosner, a talented artist, is back to showcase his latest comics at Bored Panda. His comics, known as 'Hot Pepper', are a reflection of contemporary black humor

Today we’d like for you to meet the artist Mahnaz Yazdani. Mahnaz’s deep and meaningful work often portrays society's problems in surrealistic illustrations that tend to show how everyday people (just like us) suffer from things that seemingly the rest of our modern society refuses to acknowledge more often than not.

Have you had that thought circling around your mind for days? Or maybe even years? An absurd notion that you're unsure whether to share with others?