If you’re feeling bored or everything around you seems a bit dull, this comic might be just the thing to lift your spirits. Sometimes all we need is to see how others navigate the absurdities of life and find those little moments that are universally relatable. ari_stocrate, a talented graphic artist, offers a fresh perspective on life through her hilarious and relatable comics. Whether it’s her experiences as a vegan the antics of her sphynx cat or moments with her boyfriend these everyday situations provide the perfect inspiration for her work. Her comics give us a glimpse into her world making us laugh at the absurdities we all share. It’s a unique mix of humor reality and relatability that keeps her followers coming back for more.
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You might look at these comics and think There’s no way one person could come up with all of this, and honestly, you wouldn’t be wrong. Ariane, the artist behind the comics has a playful explanation for her creative process. She jokes I get my ideas from the small Peruvians I keep in my basement who work day and night to find the best jokes and also real life. But in reality, it’s clear that her true inspiration comes from the everyday absurdities around her and of course, her all-time favorite Garfield who continues to inspire her work. Her humor mixes quirky imagination with a deep connection to daily life creating comics that are both unique and incredibly relatable.
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Hello, everyone! Tons of love from Paris France, where I live. Sending good vibes from me my cat Jasper my lizards and my shrimp. We all wish you an amazing day may your pillow always be cool and your wildest dreams come true. Ari, the artist behind the comics shares that she’s been keeping busy. I’m juggling my webcomic with freelance illustration work right now and I’m loving it! And yes two big projects are coming up one involving a book and the other a plushie. But that’s all I can say for now.
If you’re a fan of her comics, you’re in luck Ari has a full trilogy of comic strips available on Amazon. It’s called Johnny Vampire and it follows the hilarious and slightly tragic tale of Johnny a vampire whose manor is taken away by the government for unpaid taxes. Forced to move to the city, Johnny has to navigate the chaos of modern life and all the struggles of living in a society. It’s quirky funny and full of the kind of absurd situations Ari does best.
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Ari isn’t your typical artist and she’s certainly not bound by traditional standards. When it comes to her medium, she says All digital, baby Way better than paper. I hate paper. My home is paper-free. And also pepper-free Wait no that’s a lie I love pepper. What was the question again?
But it’s not just Ari who steals the spotlight in her comics. There’s another major character (and that’s putting it mildly): her sphynx cat, Jasper. Ari jokes Jasper comes from the planet Cathar where he was discovered to be force-sensitive. The empire declared him too powerful and put a bounty on his head so he had to be exiled to Earth. He loves it here but he misses death sticks a bit. Jasper’s larger-than-life personality and quirky backstory add a fun and surreal twist to Ari’s comics making them even more unique and entertaining for her growing fanbase.
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Ari has found a few ways to keep her comics feeling fresh after all these years of creation. One of her top strategies is to change up my art style now and then nothing too drastic just subtle shifts. I like to experiment and see what sticks allowing my style to evolve. When it comes to advice for aspiring artists Ari has a simple but powerful message. Create what you’d like to exist and don’t waste time comparing yourself to others. Celebrate their work draw inspiration from them but always stay true to your vision.
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