Artist Illustrates Funny Comic Strips Based On Her Daily Life And They Are So Relatable (20 New Pics)
We all run into problems in our lives. Some have difficulties at work, some in their family, some have health problems.
Life is a series of ups and downs, and sometimes it's just "meh". While many people face challenges in their daily lives, accepting every situation with humor is not everybody's cup of tea. An Indian illustrator decided to document the day-to-day struggles of her life through funny illustrations and they are so relatable. This artist inspires people to take themselves lightly and asks them not to be burdened with problems as they are temporary.
The comic creator, Akshara Ashok, started creating funny illustrations to cope with her boring and monotonous life. Her Instagram page Happy Fluff Comics gained popularity as she shared the most relatable and funny graphics while breaking some taboos. We have shared some of her works in our earlier post. Scroll below to see 20 new photos shared by this Indian illustrator.
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In a recent interview with Bored Panda, Akshara said, "I'm Akshara Ashok, a 24-year-old architecture graduate turned illustrator. I started when I was in my third year and I knew right then that this is the job I want. So I tried to make it bigger and the goal was to be quite stable by the time I graduated so that I wouldn't have to pursue architecture. I didn't want to quit college because I don't like quitting and it's always good to have a backup, so never quit your education/job until you know you're stable enough. I graduated last year and I'm perfectly happy with my career now. It does have its own ups and downs but that's just a part of life. I think work has made me a better person."
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"The main goal of my illustrations is to break taboos/common stereotypes surrounding women and everyday life. I want to strike up interesting conversations that most of us shy away from. The only way to break these stereotypes is by talking about them openly." Akshara explained during the interview with Bored Panda.
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Akshara also gave some advice to future artists- "Create for yourself. Don't try to be someone else, it won't help you in the long run. If you're going to become a freelancer, it might get a little lonely sometimes and you'll have to manage a lot of other things along with it. It does take a lot of time and patience but if you put your mind to it, you can get there."
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In a recent interview with Bored Panda, Akshara said, "I'm Akshara Ashok, a 24-year-old architecture graduate turned illustrator. I started when I was in my third year and I knew right then that this is the job I want. So I tried to make it bigger and the goal was to be quite stable by the time I graduated so that I wouldn't have to pursue architecture. I didn't want to quit college because I don't like quitting and it's always good to have a backup, so never quit your education/job until you know you're stable enough. I graduated last year and I'm perfectly happy with my career now. It does have its own ups and downs but that's just a part of life. I think work has made me a better person."
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"The main goal of my illustrations is to break taboos/common stereotypes surrounding women and everyday life. I want to strike up interesting conversations that most of us shy away from. The only way to break these stereotypes is by talking about them openly." Akshara explained during the interview with Bored Panda.
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Akshara also gave some advice to future artists- "Create for yourself. Don't try to be someone else, it won't help you in the long run. If you're going to become a freelancer, it might get a little lonely sometimes and you'll have to manage a lot of other things along with it. It does take a lot of time and patience but if you put your mind to it, you can get there."
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