When they’re not hunting for human brain, the undead can be cute as well. Artist Emi MG is creating whimsical zombie comics, placing them in everyday situations with humans, and her strips perfectly reveal the sweet side of those adorable freaks. Emi has a Bachelor’s degree in Animation and

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Hey! My name is Keith Larsen and I use pareidolia to create characters I see in everyday objects. “Pareidolia is the tendency to perceive a specific, often meaningful image in a random or ambiguous visual pattern.” We’ve all seen faces in things before, I just decided to turn them into my own

Artists are searching for inspiration everywhere, and to Carissa Kaye Powell a.k.a. Simkaye it came in the form of a nickname. “After a few friends and coworkers likened me to a raccoon, I began drawing Coon to document my internal dialogue and domestic misadventures,” the artist wrote. You could