Mike Lewis’s The Bear Trap comics offer a satirical and philosophical perspective mixed with slice-of-life humor. The story follows two bears a father and son along with a range of other quirky animals. The main characters, Paul and Rob reflect the experiences of lower-class individuals as they struggle to keep up with the changing world around them. Their clashing personalities lead to plenty of hilarious moments that are sure to make you laugh. Let’s jump right into the latest post and check out what new comics Mike has been working on since the last update.
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Mike Lewis opened up about the changes in The Bear Trap comics since the last update. I’ve gained a stronger desire to improve, focusing not just on art style but also on writing, character development and presentation Mike shared. I want to give readers interesting topics, entertaining characters, relatable scenarios, and vibrant visuals keeping them engaged laughing and entertained.
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We asked Mike about how his style has changed over time, and he shared the following. My art is constantly evolving, but I didn’t notice significant changes until I compared older work to my newer pieces. It’s tough to pinpoint exactly when the shift happened. Over time, my characters have become more dynamic less stiff and I’ve put more effort into my backgrounds. One major improvement recently is my approach to coloring. I’ve been experimenting more with colors, often breaking rules especially when a character is showing emotion. It’s a fun process and I hope it gives readers another reason to look forward to each new comic.
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Mike shared his thoughts on the reactions he receives from readers saying any kind of engagement always feels great to me, and I consider all feedback valuable whether it’s positive or negative. Just knowing that my comics can make someone feel something is incredibly rewarding. Even if my comics aren’t your favorite but you still took the time to leave a comment I’m glad I reached you. I just want readers to remember that these comics are meant to show the humorous side of things.
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