“Yes, But”: 28 Thought-Provoking Illustrations Showcasing Society’s Most Common Contradictions (New Pics)

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“Yes, But”: 30 Thought-Provoking Illustrations Showcasing Society’s Most Common Contradictions (New Pics)

This Moscow-based artist continues growing his fan base on social media platforms and now has over 1.4 million followers on Instagram alone. Gudim shared how it makes the artist feel that his account grows so rapidly.“My comics are about what I see around me, about incidents from my life, about observations, and given that my life cannot be called “unusual”, so I’m not surprised that many people face the same problems or situations. It’s also very nice to see when you’re not alone and when people around the world can feel the same way,” shared Gudim.

“My comics are about what I see around me, about incidents from my life, about observations, and given that my life cannot be called “unusual”, so I’m not surprised that many people face the same problems or situations. It’s also very nice to see when you’re not alone and when people around the world can feel the same way,” shared Gudim.

“Yes, But”: 30 Thought-Provoking Illustrations Showcasing Society’s Most Common Contradictions (New Pics)

The artist consistently makes new comics and seems to never run out of ideas and energy. Gudim shared how many comics he creates on a weekly basis.“A few years ago, I would have answered: about 2 comics a week, but now the situation is a little different. I have a second project (Yes, But (you could see it)), I still get commissions for commercial illustrations, and I also do some of my drawings in animation form (and since I have little to no animation skills, this process can take several days). Given all this, my answer would be almost every day. I draw something almost every day, I don’t have clear days off, even during the holidays. I can draw something on the plane or in the hotel room. I can’t say that this rhythm is tiring because I feel that I can stop at any moment, but if I don’t draw for 1-2 days, I already want to draw again,” shared with his obsession comic artist Gudim.

The artist consistently makes new comics and seems to never run out of ideas and energy. Gudim shared how many comics he creates on a weekly basis.

“A few years ago, I would have answered: about 2 comics a week, but now the situation is a little different. I have a second project (Yes, But (you could see it)), I still get commissions for commercial illustrations, and I also do some of my drawings in animation form (and since I have little to no animation skills, this process can take several days). Given all this, my answer would be almost every day. I draw something almost every day, I don’t have clear days off, even during the holidays. I can draw something on the plane or in the hotel room. I can’t say that this rhythm is tiring because I feel that I can stop at any moment, but if I don’t draw for 1-2 days, I already want to draw again,” shared with his obsession comic artist Gudim.

“Yes, But”: 30 Thought-Provoking Illustrations Showcasing Society’s Most Common Contradictions (New Pics)