Hey! You may have seen some of my comics over the internet (maybe) or here on Bored Panda before but if you haven’t… hi! I’m @relatabledoodles. (follow me on Instagram :)) I draw relatable comics about the everyday “problems” in life (some are exaggerated for comical effect). Hope you nod along,

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Mikiko is a German-Japanese artist currently living in London, UK. She creates fun comics about her daily life with her adorable cat, named Emi, who is probably her “favorite thing in the world”. Growing up, Mikiko moved around a lot. “I was born in Tokyo and grew up in Hong Kong, Germany, Japan

Most dog comics on the Internet focus on making you feel just as warm and fuzzy on the inside as your pupper is on the outside. ‘Coco the Jolly Dog’ by Norwegian writer and animator Ozan Drøsdal, however, offers a more alternative view on the inner workings of the canine mind, and it may be more