30 Funny Takes On The World Of Retail Employees By Stephen Beals (New Comics)

Get ready to dive into the retail world with Stephen Beals' latest “Adult Children” comics! If you’ve ever worked in customer service or just wondered what goes on behind the scenes, you’re in for a treat. Stephen’s witty humor brings everyday life situations in the retail sector to the forefront, shedding light on the struggles, interactions, and absurdities that retail workers face.The artist started drawing comics as a way to unwind after work, turning everyday frustrations into funny art. Today, we bring you a fresh batch of his recent works, where every strip is a relatable slice of the daily grind. From amusing customer encounters to the dynamics among colleagues, Stephen captures it all in a way that’ll have you nodding in recognition and chuckling at the universal truths of working in retail.More info:Instagram|stbeals.com|twitter.com|Facebook|gocomics.comThis post may includeaffiliate links.

The artist started drawing comics as a way to unwind after work, turning everyday frustrations into funny art. Today, we bring you a fresh batch of his recent works, where every strip is a relatable slice of the daily grind. From amusing customer encounters to the dynamics among colleagues, Stephen captures it all in a way that’ll have you nodding in recognition and chuckling at the universal truths of working in retail.

More info:Instagram|stbeals.com|twitter.com|Facebook|gocomics.com

This post may includeaffiliate links.

Comic Capturing The Absurd Humor Of Working In A Retail Store By Stephen Beals

We contacted Stephen again to learn more about the creative process, influences, personal experiences, and insights for aspiring cartoonists. We were curious to know if the artist has any routines or habits that help him create comics regularly and stay productive. He jokingly replied that, firstly, he sits down and gets comfortable. Not too comfortable, though, because he doesn’t want to fall asleep. “Then I have to physically put my pen in my hand. If I don’t do that, I’m likely to start reading something, likeBored Panda. While Bored Panda can be a lovely treat during the day, it can also be a tool for procrastination for me.”

Comic Capturing The Absurd Humor Of Working In A Retail Store By Stephen Beals

To add more intrigue, we asked Stephen to depict a typical day in his shoes as if his life were a comic strip. “I sort of do that now,” the cartoonist shared. “A lot of things depicted in the comic aren’t too far off from my life. I think I would make myself an iguana with a cowboy hat. Nothing like an iguana in customer service. It would be my life with a little flair.”

Comic Capturing The Absurd Humor Of Working In A Retail Store By Stephen Beals

If you aspire to be a comic artist, Stephen has some advice for you! “Do what interests you. If you try and guess what people will like, it most likely won’t work. Have fun. That’s the most important.”

Comic Capturing The Absurd Humor Of Working In A Retail Store By Stephen Beals