As cat owners, we all believe our kitties are one of a kind and honestly each one is unique. But at the same time they share so many traits with other cats, and we can all agree on that too. Lingvistov’s comic series, a favorite among Bored Panda readers perfectly illustrates this truth. The artist does a fantastic job of capturing the everyday experiences of cat parents! Some moments are sweet others are downright hilarious and there are those frustrating times that looking back end up being funny too a true mix for cat lovers everywhere. Scroll down to enjoy the newest set of strips by this artist and let us know which comics you find the most relatable.
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The artist behind the comic series opened up about her love for cats and why they’re so central to her work. Cats are fascinating creatures that can brighten your day and completely drive you crazy. The way they treat you like you’re invisible is so annoying yet you can’t help but love them. They’re fluffy cute and most importantly when they purr, it’s like the world stands still.
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The illustrator behind Lingvistov opened up about her creative process revealing that having a ritual is an essential part of her routine. My therapist told me I needed a ritual to transition into a creative mindset she shared. I realized that scents are a powerful trigger for me. Now, brewing coffee is my go-to ritual it helps me get into the zone. She also discussed how she’s learned to pace herself I try not to overdo it. I now schedule one or two drawings per week rather than ten or fifteen like I used to. This way, I can enjoy the process avoid burnout and actually accomplish more. She also highlighted the importance of staying active and having a hobby. I’ve been swimming competitively for six years, and it helps me avoid getting trapped in a cycle of self-doubt and overthinking.
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Lastly, Landysh shared some advice for aspiring artists looking to create their own comics. She believes that drawing from personal experience is essential as relatable content tends to resonate with people. That was probably the most surprising thing for me realizing that someone can see themselves in the comics I make she said. She also emphasized the importance of perseverance adding Success doesn’t happen overnight it takes hard work and time. The key is to never stop.
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