Uncovering humor in the everyday is no simple feat. It takes someone with a unique perspective to see the comedy in routine moments, turning the ordinary into something laugh-worthy. These individuals could be considered life hackers able to break free from the monotony and inject new meanings into common experiences. Humor can even help us realize that many things we treat as significant may not deserve the weight we give them, offering a lighter outlook on life.
While it can be a challenge for most of us to find the funny side of daily life, we’re fortunate to have creatives who do just that. One such individual is Jules Burton Suits, a Texas-based cartoonist who specializes in minimalistic one-panel comics. Her artwork takes the mundane moments we encounter every day and reveals their humorous sides, making us smile at the simplicity of life. What do you think? Do you find her comics as relatable as we do?
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The creative journey often begins with a hurdle, and for many artists, the hardest part is just getting started. “Shifting from a morning of tennis or hiking to diving into joke creation is like flipping a switch!” says one artist. The blank page can feel like an uninviting challenge, so it’s necessary to ease into it with some aimless doodling. It’s surprising how often the simplest scribble can spark a fresh idea.
But there’s another struggle that follows: the temptation to overwork the drawing. “I aim for a loose, effortless look—something minimal and a little messy,” they explain. Yet, even with that intention, it’s easy to get caught up in fine-tuning, and the drawings rarely stay as unrefined as planned. It’s a constant push and pull between spontaneity and control, and that’s where the real creative challenge lies.
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