From Anxiety to Art: Why Bevs Boredom Comics Are So Incredibly Relatable
Artist Bev turns daily anxiety and life's struggles into humorous and relatable comics with her 'Bevs Boredom' series. Discover the story behind the art that makes millions feel less alone.
Ever feel like the universe is conspiring against you? One artist is turning that exact feeling into viral comics that make people feel seen, one noodle-armed character at a time. Bevs Boredom, a comic series by artist Bev, tackles the daily struggles of life—relationships, work, and mental health—with a positive and humorous spin that's resonating with a massive online audience.
The Origin of 'Boredom'
Bev started her comic series back in January 2018. In an interview with Bored Panda, she said it began as a way to consistently practice her drawing and writing skills. Now, her goal has evolved. "My goal is to help people feel less alone with things they face in their life," she explained. While sharing personal comics can feel daunting, she said the positive feedback from followers creates a safe space, reinforcing that no one is alone in their struggles.
The Power of "Floppy" Art
A key part of the comics' charm is their unique visual style. Bev describes it as "floppy," complete with noodle arms inspired by the animated series Adventure Time. This disarming aesthetic makes serious topics like mental health, equal rights, and the experience of being a woman feel more accessible and less intimidating. The art may be lighthearted, but the message is profound.
Behind the Comic Panels
Beyond her comics, Bev works full-time as a Graphic Designer and is pursuing a master's degree in 2D animation. She credits her boyfriend and sister as a big help for proofreading and brainstorming ideas. For Bev, the comic has been a journey of self-discovery. "It has truly helped me learn more about myself," she said, "and I'm proud of who I am today."
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