Artist Created 27 Comics That Might Make You Laugh, Then Rethink Everything

Julia’s style blends sharp social commentary with a playful, almost surreal twist, making each cartoon both amusing and insightful. Fans of intelligent humor will appreciate the way she skillfully turns complex ideas into simple yet striking visuals.

Scroll down to enjoy some of her best cartoons, selected for you today!

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Cartoon by Julia Suits, showing a humorous police lineup questioning.

Bored Pandareached out to the artist, who kindly agreed to answer our questions about her work. First, Suits discussed her creative process, explaining that the ideas she comes up with are a mix of both spontaneity and careful thought: “Sometimes an idea just appears with no apparent prompt—like while I’m washing dishes or driving. Other times a caption comes when I stare at an image long enough. Hearing or reading a word or phrase will prompt an idea or caption. Thus there is no one method I use to come up with an idea.”

Cartoon by Julia Suits: Person with a cat on their lap, watching a tornado outside the window.

Cartoon by Julia Suits showing dogs in a boat entering a tunnel labeled “Human Adoration,” with faces on the walls.

Cartoon by Julia Suits depicting Pandora opening a box labeled “Online Comments” with someone exclaiming, “Pandora, no!"

Clever cartoon by Julia Suits featuring hooded figures with scythes and a whisk, portraying smart humor in everyday observations.

The cartoonist also shared her thoughts on shifting trends she has noticed: “Social media, contemporary memes, societal shifts and trends have changed drastically in just the last few years, and cartoonists must keep up.”

Two cats reacting differently to their catches with the caption, “Comparison is the thief of joy, Mittens.” Clever cartoons humor.

Two bears having a humorous conversation about breath outside a cave, drawn by Julia Suits.

Lastly, we were curious which of her own cartoons Julia considers her personal favorite. She revealed: “I have several absolute favorites that are all 10/10. So for this question, I’ll answer with ‘Anyhoo, it’s malignant.’ It was a cartoon that I thought the editors would reject because it was dark (about cancer). After it was published, I received a letter from a dying cancer patient who said this cartoon made her laugh out loud and she was so grateful for the dark and honest humor.”

Two cats humorously deciding to shred a sofa instead of staring at a chair, by Julia Suits.

Cartoon by Julia Suits: person with a cat at the vet, discussing the cat’s behavior in a humorous setting.

Cartoon by Julia Suits shows a parent reading an alphabet book humorously to a child in a living room setting.

Cartoon by Julia Suits shows people observing large letters “IF” with caption “That’s a big if."

Cartoon by Julia Suits: a child bites a gingerbread man, with a surprised onlooker.

Cartoon by Julia Suits: A horse-drawn cart delivers goods, surprising a couple outside their house with its speed.

Cartoon by Julia Suits: A person discusses becoming a lawyer with family in living room.

Cartoon by Julia Suits depicting two cicadas on a tree, humorously discussing their emergence after seventeen years underground.

Cartoon with diverse dogs and identical cats, showcasing clever humor through everyday observation.

Cartoon by Julia Suits showing a dog sniffing a tire with the thought bubble, “Poetry, pure poetry."

Two people lying on a blanket, signaling a flying saucer above, showcasing clever cartoons by Julia Suits.

Aliens with UFO ask human about chocolate; clever cartoon by Julia Suits, using everyday observation for smart humor.

Cartoon by Julia Suits shows a person on a roof humorously announcing a coffee decision.

Cartoon by Julia Suits showing a humorous “paternity reveal” scene with cloaked figures and an audience.