After a few months, Imbroken Comics is coming back to Bored Comics. In her comics, Rae Crawford explores these subjects, and it’s likely that her motivations are similar to those of many other artists who explore these subjects. She is a Canadian illustrator and comic book artist, most recognized for her realistic and funny take on friendships, anxiety, and everyday life in comic book series.
The creator of this popular Instagram account created unexpected combinations of words to create drawings that she believed reflected her creative skills. She has learned to accept it over time, even if she is unsure if he would continue under the same name if she had to start over. She never gives up. Unfortunately, she becomes not able to get huge followers.
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Her ability to create comics on such amazing subjects has allowed her to gain 2,359 Instagram followers. If you missed it, you should definitely catch up on the previous post featuring these comics so you can enjoy more of this artist’s creations. To accomplish this, simply click the linked links, found here and here. Because of its unexpected and humorous turns, true comic lovers will enjoy this series.
#1 Why Did you eat that?
#2 Using Photoshop
#3 Balanced Individual
#4 Wearing White
#5 Growth is hard
#6 Shame Shame
By sharing her personal conflicts with mental health through her cartoons, she hopes to help others feel less alone. The comic strip series follows a young woman named Rae through both the good and bad moments of life. She struggles with anxiety, insecurity, and mental health issues, but she also aspires to live her life to the fullest.
#7 Objection
#8 Let Me Smell It
#9 Hair Style
#10 Beginner Yoga
She says that personal experiences can serve as a creative wellspring for her and motivate her to depict realistic emotions and scenarios in her creations. This artist draws inspiration from her own relationships and experiences in life. Her artistic vision, life experiences, and personal perspective likely work together to inspire her to create work on relatable themes of everyday life and relationships.
#11 Mosquitos
#12 Super Hell
#13 Like a fandom
#14 It’s like melting
#15 Meme Browsing
Even though the drawings occasionally contain humor, they also delicately and thoughtfully reach on a number of important topics. By doing so, her main goal is to make people laugh with her fabulous content. So that when they watch, they can feel like they have faced similar things. For more such comics that will make you feel seen and relatable, be sure to check out Bored Comics in detail.
#16 Losing Sleep again
#17 Want a dog
#18 Nailed It
#19 Need a real man person
#20 Mother Nature is a cruel mistress
