Get Your Daily Dose Of Cute With 25 New Wawawiwa Comics Featuring Lovable Characters

Drawing inspiration from the world around him—people, places, family, and experiences—he tries to make comics that transcend language barriers, often relying on expressive visuals rather than dialogue. With a dedication to creating a lighthearted escape from negativity, Andrés has turned his passion into a career.

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Reflecting on the evolution of his art style, Andrés shared, “Everything influences my art! Places, people I meet, other artists, my family. My comics have become a bit cleaner with time and more focused to fit the ‘Visual Hug’ concept.” This shift in style aligns perfectly with the gentle, uplifting tone that characterizes his work.RELATED:When discussing the challenges he faced early on, he recalled, “When I was first starting this project, I didn’t know how to combine humor with design. I loved both, but it was a challenge, and still is. The thing that has helped me the most is practice, practice, practice. I used to create three comics per day because I really wanted to get better at this, and I knew there wasn’t a secret formula or shortcut to making comics.”As for the most rewarding aspects of being a comic artist, the artist noted to us, “I get to do what I love, and my office is in my home, so I spend lots of time with my family. Having short and long-term goals pushes me and my wife (we work together) to work hard with a goal in mind. We have so many ideas for Wawawiwa!”Offering advice to aspiring artists, Andrés emphasized the importance of perseverance: “Be consistent and don’t expect it to be fast or easy. I used to wake up at 3 AM to brainstorm ideas and make comics because it was clear to me it was something I really wanted to do for a living.”See Also on Bored PandaSee Also on Bored PandaSee Also on Bored Panda

Cartoon dinosaur in Wawawiwa Comics talking to a butterfly, with butterflies humorously forming its stegosaurus plates.

A Wawawiwa Comics scene of a bat sweeping leaves with a rake, creating humor.

Wawawiwa Comics: Coffee cup pouring coffee on a pink blob, which turns into a smiling brain, saying “Thank you!"

When discussing the challenges he faced early on, he recalled, “When I was first starting this project, I didn’t know how to combine humor with design. I loved both, but it was a challenge, and still is. The thing that has helped me the most is practice, practice, practice. I used to create three comics per day because I really wanted to get better at this, and I knew there wasn’t a secret formula or shortcut to making comics.”

Cartoon dog in Santa hat excitedly discovering a decorated Christmas tree. Wawawiwa Comics humor.

Comic showing Earth being saved by kids in a heartwarming scene from Wawawiwa Comics, promoting environmental awareness.

As for the most rewarding aspects of being a comic artist, the artist noted to us, “I get to do what I love, and my office is in my home, so I spend lots of time with my family. Having short and long-term goals pushes me and my wife (we work together) to work hard with a goal in mind. We have so many ideas for Wawawiwa!”

Cute seal in Wawawiwa Comics; panels showing it uncovered, snuggled in water, and lounging on the beach.

Wawawiwa Comics: A pasta character adjusting the shower temperature from not hot enough to perfect, creating little laughs.

Offering advice to aspiring artists, Andrés emphasized the importance of perseverance: “Be consistent and don’t expect it to be fast or easy. I used to wake up at 3 AM to brainstorm ideas and make comics because it was clear to me it was something I really wanted to do for a living.”

Dog and cat comic from Wawawiwa Comics: Dog reincarnates, discovers new ability to fly, surprising a cat.

Wawawiwa Comics: Fluffy dog visualizes goal, walks path at sunset, focuses on process with a smile.

Wawawiwa comics: a cute bird family, with one chick saying “I’m lost” behind the group on a light blue background.

A unicorn in a suit holding a suitcase and cup, with text “I need a break from reality” from Wawawiwa Comics.

Two cartoon bees in a Wawawiwa Comics strip discussing their ability to fly despite doubts.

Wawawiwa Comics: A panda asks a sloth about its costume, then surprises it by transforming into a cute grim reaper.

A Wawawiwa Comics scene with a shark and octopus finding the perfect chair arrangement for comfort.