20 Eirinnske Comics Perfectly Portrays Everyday Life Hilarious Moments

Eirinn Skrede, a Norwegian artist who started using Instagram in 2014, goes by the account Eirinnske Comics. Her comics are renowned for their wit, quirkiness, and realistic depictions of ordinary life. Eirinnske has been passionate with sketching since she was a child, and the majority of her comics are inspired by her own experiences or aspirations.

She began sharing her artwork on the platform as a way to push herself creatively and interact with other artists. However, her distinct style and accessible topics quickly drew the attention of a larger audience, and her popularity increased. She currently has a large audience of 20,800 fans. We have compiled her best comics in the next section. If you want to enjoy them, than scroll down to the section below.

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#1. The meaning of life

#2. A family vehicle

#3. New Dice

#4. What movie is this?

#5. Can’t be too careful

#6. Joke thief

In high school, she made drawings about guys she admired and her friends. Eirinnske then took a long vacation from making comics. Her painting has earned her a devoted following of followers who identify with her work and appreciate her ability to address serious issues with empathy and humor. All of the characters in Eirinnske Comics are people we can identify with. They’re flawed, humorous, and simply trying to get by in the world.

#7. Sorry it’s not their time

#8. The revolution is coming

#9. We love a supportive gym bro

#10. Late bloomer

#11. How to break up

#12. A monster destroying a city

#13. Let me see

Her art style is simple but charming. Her characters are expressive, and her backgrounds are often full of detail. Eirinnske Comics ultimately has a positive message. Her comics remind us that it’s okay to be different, that it’s okay to make mistakes, and that even the most ordinary life can be full of adventure. By clicking here and here, you can also read some of her previous posts on Boredcomics.