An Artist Has Shared Comics For Lovers Of Dark Humor And Here Are 18 Of Them
The fundamental objective of this illustrations is to make individuals like you and me laugh.
Remi is a 32-year old artist who has been drawing comics since he was a child. As he grew older, he began to draw minimal comic strips comprising of four casings without any words.
According to the artist, the drawing part doesn't take him much time, as he likes having a rather rough style, but it does involve thinking of the right inept joke and contorting it in a way that is not so stupid. The fundamental objective of his illustrations is to make individuals like you and me laugh.
There are no written words in his comics, but anyone and anywhere can actually understand them, and Remi views it as a pretty incredible thing that his comics are able to unite individuals like that. Remi began drawing as a child, and at that point, he went to an art school because he desired to work in the animation industry.
However, he was unable to attend the school he wanted, so he instead opted for graphic design. Today, this artist works in advertising as an art director, so, according to him, he "never really left the artistic world."
The artist says that the most troublesome thing about these comics is locating a smart idea that will be interesting and funny. Also, looking for a way to make them into four frames without writing words can be quite a hard task!
He tries to have a basic way of drawing and he also attempts to make things as straightforward and as easy as possible for his audience to get the meaning of the joke as effectively as possible, because there are times when his jokes are not so easy to understand! Remi also adds that there are times when his illustrations are somewhat stupid and, at times, weird, but every time he tries to add a clever twist to the comic story.
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#1 The human has wings and the chicken has hands. Hmm...
@remi_lascault#2 The bird was carrying the child and then... Oops!
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#3 What are you hiding? And puff... Oh, Oh
@remi_lascault#4 Our little baby astronaut is finally here
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#5 She thought the frog will turn to a prince but...
@remi_lascault#6 Next time, don't drag it too hard kid
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#7 I suck it, I poop it and the cycle continues
@remi_lascault#8 The child the universe has been waiting for is here
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#9 From this to that, from that to... Oh well
@remi_lascault#10 The tree grew to a point it couldn't cope anymore
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#11 Everything that glitters is definitely not gold
@remi_lascault#12 I guess this was a living piggy bank
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#13 Whatever the picture says
@remi_lascault#14 Oh no, Where did the plane go?
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#15 I am the flower to your stem or whatever that is...
@remi_lascault#16 Oh well, he really went a bit too far I must say
@remi_lascault#17 Now that cannot just be possible
@remi_lascault#18 Nothing here, just my traveling bag drawing me back in order to take a poop
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Remi has always loved dark humor, and he believes it's an essential kind of humor, as it makes it possible to find everything funny, even the things that humans find terrifying, like death, for instance. Furthermore, having the option to laugh at these topics makes them a bit less terrifying.
The artist is glad to let you know that his book will soon be accessible, so check out his Instagram page for more updates!
