31 Uplifting And Inspiring ‘Benny Bronto’ Comics

It’s time to put smiles on your faces, dear Pandas! This time, thanks to the courtesy of Diana, the cartoonist behind the wholesome comic series ‘Benny Bronto,’ who kindly agreed to share her work with our community.The author of the series shared with us: “My comic is about five dinosaurs and their lives. Each of them has a unique personality that reflects a part of me or different people in general—some are extroverts, and some are introverts. They express a range of emotions like sadness, anger, happiness, and more.“If you’re curious to learn more about ‘Benny Bronto’ and see a selection of strips we’ve chosen for you, keep scrolling down!More info:Instagram|threads.netThis post may includeaffiliate links.Bored Pandawanted to learn more about this lighthearted series, so we asked Diana a few more questions. The cartoonist told us how she got inspired to start creating ‘Benny Bronto’: “I’ve always wanted to create a comic or animation, but I can’t animate yet, so a comic was the easier way to get a story out for my characters.”RELATED:The artist also shared with us the most difficult aspect of being an artist in today’s world: “The most challenging is finding motivation to keep going, especially when you have to also create content to promote yourself on social media. Unfortunately, if you want to be seen, you need to do a little bit of that.“We also learned which fellow artists influenced Diana’s work: “I love the old school Sunday comics, ‘Peanuts’ or ‘Calvin and Hobbes.’ I also like independent comics who post on Instagram such as ‘poorly drawn lines.’”Lastly, the creator of ‘Benny Bronto’ shared with us what she finds most rewarding about sharing her work online: ”When I see people relating or enjoying my comics is a nice feeling.”See Also on Bored PandaSee Also on Bored PandaSee Also on Bored PandaModal closeAdd New ImageModal closeAdd Your Photo To This ListPlease use high-res photos without watermarksOoops! Your image is too large, maximum file size is 8 MB.Not your original work?Add sourcePublish

The author of the series shared with us: “My comic is about five dinosaurs and their lives. Each of them has a unique personality that reflects a part of me or different people in general—some are extroverts, and some are introverts. They express a range of emotions like sadness, anger, happiness, and more.”

If you’re curious to learn more about ‘Benny Bronto’ and see a selection of strips we’ve chosen for you, keep scrolling down!

More info:Instagram|threads.net

This post may includeaffiliate links.

Bored Pandawanted to learn more about this lighthearted series, so we asked Diana a few more questions. The cartoonist told us how she got inspired to start creating ‘Benny Bronto’: “I’ve always wanted to create a comic or animation, but I can’t animate yet, so a comic was the easier way to get a story out for my characters.”RELATED:The artist also shared with us the most difficult aspect of being an artist in today’s world: “The most challenging is finding motivation to keep going, especially when you have to also create content to promote yourself on social media. Unfortunately, if you want to be seen, you need to do a little bit of that.“We also learned which fellow artists influenced Diana’s work: “I love the old school Sunday comics, ‘Peanuts’ or ‘Calvin and Hobbes.’ I also like independent comics who post on Instagram such as ‘poorly drawn lines.’”Lastly, the creator of ‘Benny Bronto’ shared with us what she finds most rewarding about sharing her work online: ”When I see people relating or enjoying my comics is a nice feeling.”See Also on Bored PandaSee Also on Bored PandaSee Also on Bored Panda

Benny Bronto comic showing a dinosaur creating art and playing with friends in a park.

Benny Bronto comic with dinosaurs embracing self-acceptance and finding companionship.

Benny Bronto humorously interacts with a yellow dinosaur, holding a sandwich with ketchup.

The artist also shared with us the most difficult aspect of being an artist in today’s world: “The most challenging is finding motivation to keep going, especially when you have to also create content to promote yourself on social media. Unfortunately, if you want to be seen, you need to do a little bit of that.“

Two cartoon characters discussing gardening as a form of therapy in a ‘Benny Bronto’ comic strip.

Two cartoon characters on a bench discuss timing, with an asteroid heading towards Earth. Benny Bronto comic.

We also learned which fellow artists influenced Diana’s work: “I love the old school Sunday comics, ‘Peanuts’ or ‘Calvin and Hobbes.’ I also like independent comics who post on Instagram such as ‘poorly drawn lines.’”

Benny Bronto comic featuring two cute dinosaurs discussing mood changes in a cheerful outdoor setting.

Benny Bronto comic: a stressed character becomes happy after getting coffee.

Lastly, the creator of ‘Benny Bronto’ shared with us what she finds most rewarding about sharing her work online: ”When I see people relating or enjoying my comics is a nice feeling.”

Two cartoon crocodiles with guitars in a ‘Benny Bronto’ comic, one saying, “Ready to Croc n' roll?"

Benny Bronto comic strip showing a dinosaur procrastinating with a paintbrush, saying “I’ll do it tomorrow."

Benny Bronto comic featuring a yellow dinosaur finding rainbows and stars in uplifting scenes.

Benny Bronto comic with dinosaurs discussing growing positive thoughts.

Benny Bronto holds a star wand, surrounded by sparkles, with the text “Don’t let anyone dull your sparkle."

Benny Bronto comic with colorful dinosaurs; one is painted red like a strawberry saying “This is unberryble."

Cartoon dinosaur from Benny Bronto comics expressing subtle happiness.

Two cartoon dinosaurs, with the blue one humorously calling the red one “vintage” in a Benny Bronto comic strip.

Benny Bronto cartoon featuring dinosaurs discussing an ugly Christmas sweater sale.

A comic of Benny Bronto and a worm having an inspiring conversation about dreams and joy.

Red and blue dinosaurs in a Benny Bronto comic discuss having lunch at 8am.