30 Satirical Comics About Everyday Incidents By Yoyoha (New Pics)

Josh Hara, known online asYoyoha, is a writer and illustrator best known for his unique coffee cup cartoons. After graduating from the Columbus College of Art & Design in 1996, Hara worked in graphic design before gaining widespread attention with his #100CoffeeCups project, in which he illustrated over 100 coffee cups with humorous and insightful drawings. Beyond this project, he has also illustrated children’s books and continues to share his creative work online.We’ve previously featured some of Hara’s clever and observational cartoons, so be sure to check them out. Now, scroll down to explore his latest works and learn more about his artistic journey!More info:Instagram|EtsyThis post may includeaffiliate links.

We’ve previously featured some of Hara’s clever and observational cartoons, so be sure to check them out. Now, scroll down to explore his latest works and learn more about his artistic journey!

More info:Instagram|Etsy

This post may includeaffiliate links.

Comics By Yoyoha (New Pics)

Bored Pandawanted to learn more about Yoyoha’s series, so we reached out to the cartoonist with a few questions about his work. First, Josh shared what specific elements he finds most effective in creating humor in his comics: “Being on a constant wheel of consumption, contemplation, and creation is the most effective way to get ideas. I avoid consuming too much comic material as I never want other people’s ideas to affect my own. Still, without others’ successes as inspiration, I don’t think I would get better at anything—much less how to draw something that will make people laugh.”

Satirical comic by Yoyoha featuring a man and a dog having a humorous conversation about past regrets over coffee.

Bear in a satirical comic by Yoyoha holding a sign about not wanting to be alone in the woods with a man.

Satirical comic by Yoyoha showing a baby holding a woman’s thumb and humorously claiming ownership of her life.

Satirical comic by Yoyoha shows a character holding a sign dismissing career advice from someone with a simple ambition.

Next, the cartoonist shared which aspects of being a comic artist he finds most rewarding and what keeps him motivated to continue creating new strips: “It’s the search for an original idea. I spend a sizable portion of my creative time filling sketchbooks with thoughts, meanderings, and drawings of things that inspire me. I refuse to sketch anything out first, just straight to ink, because I don’t want anything in my sketchbooks to feel overly precious. So, thousands of ideas find their way into that stream of consciousness, and not all of them are trying to be finished cartoons, either. But, occasionally, an idea stands out and screams at me to make the extra effort and draw something for public consumption.”

Satirical comic by Yoyoha depicting a man drinking cold water and plants reacting humorously.

Satirical comic by Yoyoha depicting an exchange about a dog’s numerous nicknames, ending humorously with a skeleton.

Finally, Josh shared which comics from his series stand out as his personal favorites: “It’s hard to pick a single comic, but there have been a few instances in the past where one really catches fire and perfectly echoes a sentiment so many people feel, like ‘A Breakdown of My Morning Shower’ or the ‘First and Last Snow of the Season’.But if I had to pick a personal favorite, it would be ‘Poppy Seed Log’because it’s so weird and unique.”

But if I had to pick a personal favorite, it would be ‘Poppy Seed Log’because it’s so weird and unique.”

Satirical comic by Yoyoha: man looks nervous facing an “Outside Candy Detector” at a movie theater entrance.

Comic by Yoyoha depicting a humorous interaction between a man and an ant about strength.

Satirical comic by Yoyoha about adopting a small dog and growing fond of it, highlighting humorous everyday incidents.

Satirical comic by Yoyoha featuring two dogs discussing their human’s phone fascination at a table with drinks.

Satirical comic by Yoyoha featuring a person and a dog discussing misery related to hunger and weight.

Satirical comic by Yoyoha of a brain forcing a person to hit themselves, captioned “What Having a Brain Is Like."

Satirical comic by Yoyoha showing two dogs discussing humans speaking in high-pitched voices.

Satirical comic by Yoyoha showing two dogs at a table discussing imposter syndrome.

Two dogs in a satirical comic discuss sleep deprivation with drinks on a table.