32 Hilariously Insightful Comics You Might Relate To Illustrated By Emily Mcgovern

As for Emily, the artist lives in Portugal. She graduated from University College London in 2014 with a First in Russian Studies and occasionally incorporates her knowledge of the language into her comics. In addition to creating cartoons, Emily is also a novelist, with her books published in both the UK and the US. In an interview withBored Panda,the artist shared: “I have two graphic novels in English calledBloodlust & Bonnets, andTwelve Percent Dread, which are also very funny!”

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We continued chatting with Emily to learn more about her. She shared that she is actually Irish/English and now lives in Portugal.The artist also wrote what initially drew her to the world of artistry and it’s “The sense of freedom.”RELATED:We were wondering how Emily would describe the essence or theme behind her comics to someone who’s never seen her work before.She wrote: “I always go for humor first, and then try and make it look beautiful.”As for the creative process, Emily shared: “I make small notes and sketches when I think of something funny, or just anything I can think of, then I go back and rewrite the jokes that I think are good enough into comics.”Lastly, the artist commented on what she’d hope for audiences to take away from her comics: “I hope they laugh and come back for more!”See Also on Bored PandaSee Also on Bored PandaSee Also on Bored Panda

Comic by Emily McGovern shows a caterpillar’s transformation into a butterfly, humorously reacting to its new ability to fly.

We continued chatting with Emily to learn more about her. She shared that she is actually Irish/English and now lives in Portugal.

The artist also wrote what initially drew her to the world of artistry and it’s “The sense of freedom.”

Comic strip by Emily McGovern illustrates the winter sun struggling to rise above rooftops, then setting, humorously.

Comic by Emily McGovern illustrating everyday life in a humorous style, featuring a person making themselves at home on a couch.

We were wondering how Emily would describe the essence or theme behind her comics to someone who’s never seen her work before.She wrote: “I always go for humor first, and then try and make it look beautiful.”

We were wondering how Emily would describe the essence or theme behind her comics to someone who’s never seen her work before.

She wrote: “I always go for humor first, and then try and make it look beautiful.”

Mosquitoes discussing their irritating buzz in a comic by Emily McGovern, humorously depicting everyday life.

Comic by Emily McGovern showing a humorous contrast between dog and cat people’s interactions.

As for the creative process, Emily shared: “I make small notes and sketches when I think of something funny, or just anything I can think of, then I go back and rewrite the jokes that I think are good enough into comics.”Lastly, the artist commented on what she’d hope for audiences to take away from her comics: “I hope they laugh and come back for more!”

Lastly, the artist commented on what she’d hope for audiences to take away from her comics: “I hope they laugh and come back for more!”

Comic strip by Emily McGovern showing a spider descending from the ceiling in a living room, illustrating everyday life humor.

Comic strip humorously showing lazy summer and winter habits by Emily McGovern.

Comic illustration of everyday life, featuring a person enjoying a home-cooked meal by Emily McGovern.

Comic by Emily McGovern showing a spider waiting 100 million years for a house to be invented, labeled “Sick”.

A comic illustrates hilariously accurate changes in dealing with spiders from age 18 to 30.

Overripe bananas and bread loaf in a humorous comic about everyday life by Emily McGovern.

Comic by Emily McGovern shows a cat rubbing against a person, then hissing after being patted, illustrating everyday life humor.

A comic by Emily McGovern humorously depicts a character’s body making clicks and welcoming a new click.

Comic by Emily McGovern humorously depicting differences in sun protection actions between women and men.

Comic by Emily McGovern shows a gochujang noodles recipe causing fiery reaction and humorously illustrating life.

Comic strip humorously depicting a person learning language phrases, illustrating everyday life humor.

Comic strip illustrating a tree blossoming in spring by Emily Mcgovern, showing blossoms popping like popcorn.

Comic of a character sitting with text “Live in the Moment,” saying “This moment is bad,” illustrating everyday life humor.

Comic by Emily McGovern humorously depicting a fierce battle at a complimentary hotel breakfast buffet.