If you love comics, you know how they capture life’s humor, randomness, and little everyday struggles in a way that feels incredibly relatable. That’s why we’re always excited to share fresh works from talented artists who bring these moments to life. Meet Tim Thavirat, a comic artist from San Diego, California. His comics highlight funny, random, and sometimes frustrating situations that most of us have encountered at some point. Tim shared that he’s always been drawn to writing down small, amusing observations. I enjoyed funny comics as a kid like Foxtrot and The Far Side he said. Later in my 20s, I discovered Perry Bible Fellowship and Brad Neely, and that’s when I thought why not give it a shot myself? With a knack for turning everyday moments into hilarious comic strips, Tim’s work is sure to bring a smile to your face.
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Tim has always had a passion for creating whether it’s videos, cartoons, or comics. With a background in film studies he has worked in video editing and motion graphics honing his skills in visual storytelling. But his creativity doesn’t stop there he’s also a drummer and enjoys exploring different artistic outlets. Describing himself as being kinda all over the place when it comes to the arts, Tim embraces a variety of creative projects. If you’re curious to see more of his work beyond comics you can find some of his random creations on YouTube as well!
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Tim’s comics capture the humor in everyday life, often inspired by the quirky, ridiculous things people do. It always comes from everyday interactions or people-watching he shares. His secret to keeping ideas flowing? Always have a notepad or phone handy to jot down funny moments for later. One of the most rewarding aspects of creating comics for Tim is seeing the reactions from his followers. It’s amazing to see people connect with your work and share it with their friends he says. I love knowing that people share my sentiments on these things.
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For those aspiring to become comic artists, Tim has some simple but valuable advice: just start. I’m not the comic artist to learn from if you’re a serious illustrator he jokes. But, as with anything, pick out your favorites and just mimic them. As you go, you’ll figure out your style. Consistency is key, according to Tim. Whether it’s 2 minutes or 2 hours, devote some amount of time to it every. single. day. By making creativity a habit, aspiring artists can refine their skills and develop their unique approach over time.
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