My name is Idan, and I’ve been drawing the webcomic series “C-Section Comics” for the past decade.
Thanks to My comics cover a wide range of interests, including life, death, love, philosophy, religion, social issues, technology, geek comedy, and so on. Some are brighter, while others are darker, and some are just plain stupid.
I’ve recently begun providing bonus panels and poems that accompany each comic on my website. They give each comic a unique taste, and they can offer the punchline a whole new meaning.
Hundreds of comics are currently available in the “C-Section Comics” archives. All of them are available on my website. I’ve also lately begun sharing them on Instagram (link below).
Anyway, here are a few which I like the most, and hope you’ll like as well. Let me know what you think in the comments!
Character personifications, which span from animated cartoons to inanimate objects like people, are well-known on the Internet. Whatever you can think of, someone has drawn it.
One artist imagined what mascots from well-known fast food chains would look like if they were anime characters this time. Ozumii Wizard has, and she’s sharing her anime artwork with the world! Ozumii Wizard, a Filipino digital artist, has reinvented a number of fast food mascots and turned them into wonderful anime creatures. She’s drawn everything from the mascots of KFC to McDonald’s and Starbucks! Continue scrolling to view all of them, and don’t forget to vote for your favourites.
The Internet is known for its character personifications, which range from animated cartoons to inanimate items like people. You name it, and someone has drawn it.One artist envisioned what renowned fast food chain mascots might look like if they were anime characters this time. Ozumii Wizard has, and she’s letting the world see her anime drawings!Ozumii Wizard, a digital artist from the Philippines, has recreated many fast food mascots and converted them into fantastic anime characters. She’s drawn everything from KFC’s renowned mascots to McDonald’s and Starbucks! Continue scrolling to see them all, and remember to vote for your favorite personifications.
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The Internet is known for its character personifications, which range from animated cartoons to inanimate items like people. You name it, and someone has drawn it.One artist envisioned what renowned fast food chain mascots might look like if they were anime characters this time. Ozumii Wizard has, and she’s letting the world see her anime drawings!Ozumii Wizard, a digital artist from the Philippines, has recreated many fast food mascots and converted them into fantastic anime characters. She’s drawn everything from KFC’s renowned mascots to McDonald’s and Starbucks! Continue scrolling to see them all, and remember to vote for your favorite personifications.
The simplest things in life can often provide the most serene and joyful moments: lovely moments of relaxation, the idyll of the routine, bonding with your pet, and so on. However, in the hustle and bustle of our fast-paced modern lives, we often forget this.
So it’s wonderful that artists like Yaoyao Ma Van As can use her illustrations to remind us of these facts. Her drawings have a whimsical style that many find relaxing, and they remind us that happiness is found in appreciating the small things in life.
As the title of the post suggests, there are many benefits to having a dog. The illustrations are softer arguments, but there are a few more solid and concrete ones. Dogs help you remain active, they reduce the risk of heart disease and heart attack, they also help reduce the blood pressure and overall stress levels. And that’s just to name a few.
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Here’s how Yaoyao introduces herself in her bio: “I am an art director, painter, illustrator and occasional animator. Over the years I have worked at Disney TV Animation, Warner Brothers Animation, Rick and Morty, Stoopid Buddy Studios, Starburns Industries, etc. I enjoy creating little stories with each of my paintings, especially the ones with my dog Parker in them.”
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Yaoyao’s pictures are lighthearted, playful, and almost ephemeral in nature. Even though the photographs are dynamic in and of themselves, she manages to convey the ecstasy of the occasion. The images create the illusion of stillness amid action, which is why they have such a calming and serene effect when viewed.
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This is the fourth installment of Yaoyao’s Bored Panda series. If you want to look at the preceding illustrations, no problem; here are the links to each part: I, II, III. Despite the fact that the concept of them is quite similar, this does not detract from any of the photographs, and you may appreciate them just as much as you did in this post. Please take a peek at it!
I’ve been painting these beautiful Disney and Pixar animation-worthy characters for the past few years.
Whether they are actual or imagined figures, I use a digital tablet and Photoshop to immerse my wonderful characters in stunning colours and lights. I emphasise their appeal during the semi-realistic development phase by aiming for one-of-a-kind colours and styles that have been meticulously crafted over time.
I’m hoping that my paintings will make you smile!
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For the past few years, I’ve been painting these delightful Disney and Pixar animation-worthy characters.
I utilise a digital tablet and Photoshop to immerse my lovely characters in dazzling colours and lights, whether they are real or imagined figures. During the semi-realistic development phase, I emphasise their charm by aiming for one-of-a-kind colours and styles that have been painstakingly developed over time.
I hope my paintings might bring a smile to your face!
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I utilise a digital tablet and Photoshop to immerse my lovely characters in dazzling colours and lights, whether they are real or imagined figures. During the semi-realistic development phase, I emphasise their charm by aiming for one-of-a-kind colours and styles that have been painstakingly developed over time.
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I utilise a digital tablet and Photoshop to immerse my lovely characters in dazzling colours and lights, whether they are real or imagined figures. During the semi-realistic development phase, I emphasise their charm by aiming for one-of-a-kind colours and styles that have been painstakingly developed over time.
A comic by Ademar Vieira was just released here a few days ago. It looked at two other universes: one with and one without a dog. We’re putting up more of his comics this time. What makes these comics unique is that they don’t examine two different options; instead, exactly like in life, there is only one outcome. And, just as in real life, the results might be tragic.
Powered by Vieira’s stories are incredibly moving, as they tackle tough topics like parenthood, social injustice, economic disparity, quarantine challenges, and death itself, all of which are particularly poignant in light of the present pandemic. Set aside some Kleenex since they’re realistic and heartbreaking, and you might shed a tear or two.
Looking at the stories, it’s no surprise that Vieira worked as a screenwriter. But what’s surprising is how talented he is at illustrating these narratives without using a single word. The fact that his silent narratives express a whole world of emotions, themes, and ideas is remarkable.
Ademar gave Bored Panda an exclusive interview about his works and background in general. “I started making the strips unpretentiously, just as a way to exorcise my demons during a very difficult phase that I was going through in early 2020 and when I posted, I realized that many people identified with them themselves. I received good feedback and then I continued to expose the things I was feeling and the audience got bigger. When I recovered from the bad phase, we were in the coronavirus pandemic, meaning everyone was going through a bad phase, so I continued to explore the problems people around the world were going through. Now I have used the strips to express my opinions on some issues that I consider relevant, whether personal, social, or political.”Powered by
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Sometimes small actions we take can change someone’s life. Have you ever stopped to think about what kind of change your attitudes are causing in the world? Note: In Brazil, it is very common for children to help their families financially by selling treats on the streets, this boy is an example of this.
Recently, he’s been enjoying some success over social media, and he shared his reaction to it. “I couldn’t believe it when a comic strip of mine went viral in Latin America in June this year. I received 100 thousand likes and gained 20 thousand followers in one week. Famous people and profiles came to talk to me and congratulate me and that left me in the clouds, but it also brought the weight of responsibility. Now, I was no longer making strips just for me and my friends, people from different countries were also seeing me. I was very happy that the public showed me a path to be followed as an artist and I want to follow that path to see what else is good.”
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This comic strip is called “Mother” because it talks about the mother of all living beings: Nature. Today, in my country, Brazil, there is daily news of arson in the Amazon and the Pantanal, our two largest reserves of biodiversity. It affects us, but not to the same degree that it affects animals. Perhaps, through art, we can put ourselves in their shoes and try to see things from another perspective…https://5e6e3c3b9cb3e13e0a5870804762212e.safeframe.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-38/html/container.htmlPowered by
This comic strip is called “Heroes of Health” and I dedicate it to all the professionals who gave their lives and continue giving to the fight against COVID-19.
This comic strip is called “The Delivery Boy” and I dedicate it to all the professionals who gained great importance during the pandemic, but don’t have guaranteed basic rights.
For many indigenous cultures, a river is not a natural resource, but a living entity with a personality. In some cases, he is considered a close relative, so he is treated with respect. The indigenous’s connection with nature is so strong that he cannot exist without it. That is why this comic strip is called “The River” and at the same time it tells the story of a river, it also tells the story of several indigenous peoples in Latin America.
We spend so much time with our finest four-legged companions that we don’t always notice the obvious. What if you’ve been duped the whole time, and your little doggo dog is a carbon copy of Freddie Mercury, Baby Yoda, or the Grinch?
For the new #LookAlikeChallenge, members of the popular Facebook group The Dogspotting Society are uploading photos of their best dogs and ladies. The challenge has already attracted
4.4K participants, and the results are hilarious. Who’d have guessed that dogs could have so many different faces?
These dogs are full-on doppelgangers of the canine world, resembling a completely different animal and looking like a cartoon character, to pulling the look of a Korean boy band and personifying a meme itself. So go ahead and vote for your favorites, and don’t forget to check out the other wholesome Dogspotting challenges here (#SmilingDogChallenge), here (#GuiltyDogChallenge), and here (# DidntWantADogchallenge).
the owner of Bowie, a 4-year-old Italian greyhound who is the look-alike of Sid. Forest’s post on #LookAlikeChallenge went viral, attracting 4.4k likes and expressions. “Bowie is the most ridiculous dog I have ever encountered and I’m a groomer of 2 decades so I meet a lot of dogs.”
“Bowie gets ‘Sid the sloth’ everywhere he goes, and whenever I post pictures on social media,” says Bowie. With that large derpy nose, lengthy neck, and crazy-looking teeth, it never fails.” Bowie, according to Forest, has an endless supply of silly looks, can smile on command, and can leap unimaginably high.
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#6 Stevie Nyx Gives The Meanest Stink Eye Of All Time. For Lots Of Different Reasons. This Time She Was Tired Of Me Taking Pics. She Hates The Paparazzi
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#8 I Am Told That Aadi Looks Like Scrat All The Time. If Anything, I Think Scrat Looks Like Aardi
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#12 Basher Looks Like Snoop When He Wears His Hoodie
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#15 Krystoff Looks Like Richard Gere
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#17 The Resemblance Is Uncanny
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#21 He’s A Rescue And When We Had His Dna Done, Were Astounded He Wasn’t Part Pug Part Grinch
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#24 I Am Convinced I Have A Meerkat Not A Dachshund
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#26 Brutus Is Slowly Looking More Like Clint Eastwood In His Old Age
We’ve seen Disney princesses reinterpreted as people of other races, Disney princesses with beards, realistic hair, realistic waistlines, terrifying creatures, and even Disney princesses reimagined as minions. LuckyPeach, a culinary website, decided to join the craze and turned four lovely princesses into beautiful hot dog recipes.
The masterminds behind the character design initiative, Anna Hezel and Gabriella Paiella, even give recipes with directions on how to turn your hot dog into Ariel, Rapunzel, Pocahontas, and Belle.
“No matter how you decide to recreate Disney princesses, it will be motivating and lovely.” They state on their website, “Never mind that these cartoon characters are the creation of a billion-dollar corporate giant, or that most of the Disney characters encourage conventional beauty standards and subjugation to men.”
If you haven’t been living under a rock and have spent any time on the internet, you are definitely familiar with this artist, who has been sharing his whimsical and gloomy ideas in the form of comics for the past decade. If it appears to be new, you will undoubtedly join the fellowship after reading this post. Nicholas Gurewitch, the creator of the Perry Bible Fellowship comics, isn’t hesitant to tackle important and difficult subjects, as well as taboo content, wrapped in dark comedy.
Dark humor is a fantastic method to discuss all of the strange and often bizarre features of our existence. Thinking beyond the box produces clever comics with unexpected twist endings that may make you feel terrible for laughing at the end.
Check out our previous post for a dark dessert, and scroll down to view new comics from the famed Perry Bible Fellowship!
Not only are the comics’ ends surprising, but so are the style and characters. The Perry Bible Fellowship stands out because of its versatility and creative artwork. The amazing artist has created everything the concept required, from simple human figures with no facial features to exquisite watercolor settings, bright cartoons, and intricate multi-panel narrative. Gurewitch uses people, animals, fantastical and fairy-tale characters, nature, food, and everyday household and other inanimate objects as subjects of his comics, which leaves us intrigued for every new strip.
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The Perry Bible Fellowship grew out of The Daily Orange, a Syracuse University student newspaper that was the first to publish comics. It included comics by numerous well-known cartoonists, including Vaughn Bode, Brad Anderson, and Robb Armstrong, in addition to Gurewitch’s early work.
“After a brief stint as a journalist for the same newspaper, I began drawing comics for my student newspaper in college. I
enjoy getting others to think about topics in new ways. Sharing perplexity is a mental fetish. Gurewitch told Bored Panda that “wonder grows there.”
The Perry Bible Fellowship has amassed a cult following of 307k dark humor fans on Instagram and over 141k Facebook fans throughout the years.
Hello! Beanie is my name, and I’m a cartoonist who creates cartoons based on my life and my fascination with dogs (and cats!). Pets brighten our lives, and I enjoy photographing cute moments with them that I see in real life.
I presently do not possess a pet, but I desperately want one, so I am usually on the lookout for attractive dogs on the street. I make comics about the animals I see around me, as well as the great pets I had as a kid. I really want to get my own dog and write cartoons about it one day.
At all times, the wealthy cat owner is irritable. He is always irritated by the attentive wolf butler, but he does not appear to be particularly bothersome… I believe he enjoys butter and is averse to showing affection. There are three chapters in this book. The following chapters will be posted later. Take a look at these comics and remember to follow Artist on Instagram.
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#6 I am the butler of a rich family
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#8 Then how can I wipe off the stain? “I DON”T CARE
#9 So self-willed can’t use hands, then should I use my mouth to lick it off?
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At all times, the wealthy cat owner is irritable. He is always irritated by the attentive wolf butler, but he does not appear to be particularly bothersome… I believe he enjoys butter and is averse to showing affection. There are three chapters in this book. The following chapters will be posted later. Take a look at these comics and remember to follow Artist on Instagram.
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