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Even with the same character, the desired features and expressions can be different. This is because people are drawn to different points of appeal. I believe that understanding and resonating with these points, and incorporating my skills and color palette, has become my unique style. I enjoy this work with its cute and varied colors, so I think that people who share similar hobbies and interests will enjoy viewing my Instagram....

Emily is an artist from Ohio who paints the most adorable portraits of various animals. Even sharks can look cute under the brush of this talented painter. Emily’s painting style and the selection of colors give her artwork a dreamy yet vibrant look that seems to linger between our world and imaginative realms. The artist’s artwork captures the attention of thousands of people, and as of today, her Instagram is followed by 259K admirers....

By portraying figures tangled in digital icons or glued to their phones, he highlights the dangers of losing ourselves to constant internet engagement, especially more so in recent years with the rise of AI technology. Pavel hopes his work serves as a reminder to balance our online activities with genuine, face-to-face interactions, pushing us to think about the real value of human connection beyond the screens. More info: pawelkuczynski.com | Instagram | Facebook Follow Bored Panda on Google News!...

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Today, we’re dedicating our attention to disturbing info, pandas. Redditors have recently been sharing some of the least fun facts that they know, so we’ve gathered some that you might not want to know down below. I’ll warn you right now to keep reading at your own risk, and be sure to upvote the facts you wish weren’t true! rChewbacca , Pixabay Report DecadentLife , fauxels Report paradox-psy-hoe-sis , freestocks Report...

We got in touch with Steve, the author of the series, to ask some questions about his work. Firstly, we wanted to find out what inspired him to create his own comic strip. The artist said: “I’ve always been a doodler, but I think it was in middle school that I first tried drawing comics. Once I made friends laugh with them, I was hooked. For years, I really wanted to do a daily newspaper strip, but it never really worked out....

And the subreddit r/artmemes embodies that spirit perfectly. A hub for artists, meme enthusiasts, and casual browsers alike, it invites folks to share their takes on the creative process, popular works, and everything else in between. So we took up the role of a curator and handpicked a collection of its top posts to help you familiarize yourself with this awesome online community. Enjoy! Taylor specializes in 16th-century symbolism in European illuminated manuscripts and paintings and believes that memes can have a positive impact on the art world by, for example, sparking deeper conversations about it, but to do so, they need to avoid oversimplifying the subject....

It’s been a long wait, but the 2024 Paris Olympics are underway, and medals are already being awarded to those who are ready to claim their place in history. However, when tens of thousands of people come together from around the world, countless opportunities emerge not just for competition and camaraderie but also for smiles and giggles. And who can better capitalize on them if not the internet? So, to give you something to do during the commercial breaks between events, we’ve gathered the best funny memes we’ve gotten about the Games so far....

In a recent r/AskReddit thread, people shared some of these eye-opening examples. Find them below, and feel free to add your own similar stories in the comments! Intotheopen , Engin Akyurt / pexels (not the actual photo) Report “People often don’t realize they have mental health issues or trauma because they get used to the way things are,” Nazarova tells us. “Life is complicated, and with so much going on, many don’t take the time to stop and think about why they feel or act a certain way....

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If you’re a fan of photos with interesting perspectives and optical illusions, you’re in for a treat today, pandas. Below, you’ll find some of our favorite posts from the Confusing Perspective subreddit. You might have to squint your eyes and stare at these photos for a while to understand exactly what’s going on, but we hope you’ll at least be entertained! Enjoy scrolling through, and be sure to upvote the pics that you find most puzzling....

For this list, we’re featuring posts from a Facebook group called Relatable Memes Served With a Side of Cyanide. If the name doesn’t give you a clue, it features images that convey some cynicism through visual humor. Most of these are slightly snarky in tone to perfectly capture life’s daily stressors, passive-aggressive anger, and the discomfort of embarrassment, to name a few. And as always, we’ve compiled the best ones for your enjoyment....

That’s where the r/InstacartShoppers subreddit comes in. It’s a popular online community that invites folks to share their experiences working at the company, with all of its ups and downs. We’ve collected some of their more amusing moments to share with you, Pandas. Scroll down to check them out. Marketing psychology speaker and the host of the branding and human nature blogs, Matt Johnson, Ph.D., kindly answered Bored Panda’s questions about how newcomers can stand up against grocery delivery whales, and whether there’s any advantage to shopping in person anymore....

From annoying meetings at work to awkward moments on a first date, this online community with 1.8 million members is full of funny memes that joke about everyday life. In a world where many things are out of our control, finding joy in shared experiences can be a great reminder that it’s okay to not be “perfect.” More info: Facebook Follow Bored Panda on Google News! Follow us on Flipboard....

In honor of how much joy dogs bring us, we took a trip to the Doggo Memes and More Inc. Facebook group and gathered some of their funniest pics below. From making silly faces to finding themselves in bizarre situations, these pawsome canines prove just how exciting their lives can be. Keep reading to find a conversation with Ivanka Patterson, Director of Every Dog Matters EU, and be sure to upvote the pics that bring a smile to your face!...

Whether it’s a dinosaur head emerging from a canal, beloved cartoon characters holding street signs, or whimsical figures interacting with lampposts, Frankey’s art always manages to surprise the passersby of the European city. His work, which can be found in various nooks and crannies of Amsterdam, transforms ordinary urban places into fun little scenes if you look closely enough. More info: Instagram | frankey.com Looking towards the future, Frank hinted at his biggest and most special work set to be revealed in Amsterdam after the summer....

Bored Panda has collected some of the most impressive and unusual examples of family heirlooms ever from all around the internet. It’s proof that you don’t have to inherit a chest full of jewels and gold doubloons for something to be valuable. Scroll down to see what some families’ legacies look like. Bored Panda reached out to Jodi Wellman, MAPP, for a chat about leaving behind heirlooms and positive legacies for our heirs....

Incidentally, there’s an Instagram page that dishes out chucklesome and relatable bits of internet content to waste everyone’s time because of course you can’t help but show at least one of them to your friends. No, we mean that people just don’t stop consuming memes. And there’s a lot of reasoning behind it. Some of which is inevitable and the other is unavoidable. Embrace it. Because memes are predominantly found on social media and relevant websites, and we often gravitate there as a reward for a job well done (or nothing done at all, still applies), we get that sweet dopamine release making us feel good....

In 2022, she introduced herself to her followers by making a post talking all about her struggles and what this Facebook page means to her. “I’m an anxious, silly, weird, strange, uncomfortable, traumatized, neurodivergent Australian with fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, and endometriosis. I like to use this platform as a personal blog and a way to spread awareness about disability, LGBTQIA+, women’s rights, human rights, trans lives, the Black Lives Matter movement, and more....

That’s why the creator of the Instagram account “We Have The Data” does their best to find and share data visualizations that present big amounts of information in an easy-to-understand and aesthetically pleasing way. Scroll down to find their best posts and make sure to upvote the ones that you find the most enlightening. Despite these numbers being quite substantial, only 10% of the data we have today is original....