Ok, this whole pandemic thing is hard, especially as we watch it run amok through the US. So I turn to my comics as a coping mechanism. I moonlight as a cartoonist and use my comics to explore what’s happening around me and my family to find some truth and hopefully connect with others through humor. I post a new comic almost every day on my website and on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Check them out and let me know what resonates with your life and experiences! And follow along on social to see new cartoons! Here is Part 1 of my comics on Bored Panda.
#21 Plan B
68points
#22 It’s Hard On The Huggers
67points
#23 Schooling Kids At Home
62points
#24 Learning From Statues
61points
#25 The Great American Novel
59points
#26 What’s The Date?
55points
#27 Calendars Are Useless
54points
#28 Airlines Are Eternal Optimists
54points
#29 Kids Don’t Know How Good They Got It
53points
#30 Lie To Myself
53points
#31 Solving Mask Problems
53points
#32 Jeez, Read The Room, Cookie...
50points
#33 Socially Distant Haircut
48points
#34 Dress For Success
47points
#35 Books Are Socially Acceptable Hoarding
47points
#36 No More Excuses
43points
#37 Smiling On The Outside
41points
#38 Keep It Fresh
40points
#39 Airline Miles
38points
Humor has long been a valuable tool for navigating the challenges of family life, much like the relatable parenting humor shared by countless moms and dads that highlights the ups and downs of raising children with a light heart.
Comic art can similarly provide a fresh perspective during tough times, connecting people through shared experiences and laughter.
