In case you've been living under a rock (part 1), we'd love for you to see the newest works of illustrator Dylan, otherwise known as 'The Daily Dunc'. Dylan's one-paneled comics follow a fun format as they revolve around inanimate objects who imitate real-life scenarios in humorous ways.
In a previous interview with Bored Panda, we asked the artist if he had any major influences in his life that might've helped him to develop and refine his style.
"Growing up, I was a huge Disney fan. I used to pause animated movies on the VCR just so I could sit there and draw characters like Aladdin or Simba from the TV. I was also a very big follower of Garfield and Calvin & Hobbes comics and would often mimic their styles in my own cartooning. If I look back at some of my old drawings (I still have them all from when I was a kid), I can see a lot of influence of Garfield and Odie…mostly the oval-shaped eyes and the little curl that Jim Davis would draw at the armpits or neckline.
Today, I notice a lot of Calvin & Hobbes influence in my comics and have even been told that they can see a resemblance in the style. Another big influence of mine was online comic artist Natalie Dee. I discovered her when I was in my early 20's and it’s safe to say she inspired me to start my own daily comic. She cracked me up!"
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