Another day, another opportunity to dive into more comics especially those we’ve never shared with you before. What we’re about to present might be classified as dark humor with a touch of irreverence so we’re definitely about to make your day, right? You might be asking yourself. what’s this new comic series? It’s called Fatsraptor and it brings you absurd dark and downright hilarious strips. The artist behind the series introduced themselves and shared a bit about their interests both in comics and beyond. My name is Fatsraptor, I live in upstate NY, and when I’m not making comics, I like to play video games and work on various crafts. I recently got into yarn/fiber arts this year and hope to explore glass and ceramics soon they said. I have a million other hobbies too but I’ll keep it short lol. Scroll down to check out this hilarious series and learn more about the creative mind behind it in our exclusive interview.
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We reached out to the cartoonist behind Fatsraptor to ask a few questions about their series. First, we discussed what inspired them to make humor the central theme of their work. The artist shared, that I’ve always been drawn to humor. I enjoy funny shows mostly cartoons and I admire clever people. I just love to laugh. It comes naturally to me it’s how I think.
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When asked how they manage to balance their passion for gaming, baking, and comic creation while maintaining a unique style and keeping their audience engaged the cartoonist responded, I don’t balance my interests very well haha. I’m always rotating through old hobbies and picking up new ones. Because of this, I don’t think I have a particularly refined style in any of my hobbies.
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The cartoonist also shared that they tend to avoid engaging with their audience too much. I realized I was worrying too much about likes upvotes and comments which led to stress and disappointment when making and posting comics. It stopped being fun they explained. I’ve recently rediscovered my love for it and am planning to stick to a consistent but comfortable schedule. A comic every two weeks maybe haha.
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