Art
Brutally-Honest Comic Accurately Portrays The Harsh Realities of Modern Day Living
Truth can be very brutal – and when it comes to Eduardo Salles, an artist from Mexico, he really doesn’t have any plans of holding back.
Salles’ comic-style illustrations accurately capture and depict the harsh realities of living in our modern world. If you will check out his artworks, you will quickly recognize that some of his insights are downright funny while others are a bit sad or tragic. Either way, this guy uses his wits and combines it with his artistic prowess to convey messages that make his audiences think.
Thanks to BoredPanda, we get to appreciate Eduardo’s stuff better because they translated it from Spanish to English.
Go scroll down and see for yourself:
#1. Admit it, this is your facial expression each time.
#2. The world is full of geniuses who think they are idiots…
#3. A quick guide to lasting happiness.
#4. Good point! This actually makes sense.
#5. Spoiler alert, everyone!
#6. Scary monsters: Then and now.
#7. “You are a falure.”
#8. Don’t let society hold you back. Well, sort of!
#9. The sad reality of how social media works.
#10. This one’s profoundly hilarious.
#11. Word!
#12. The carnivore, the vegetarian, and the vegan.
#13. The Bible through the centuries.
#14. Annoying icons.
#15. New strategies.
#16. A simple definition of life.
#17. Need, want, and have.
#18. Love yourself.
#19. The tragic life of a Christmas tree.
#20. Brilliant advice from a fortune cookie.
In case you loved Eduardo’s humor and are interested to see more drawings, feel free to head over to the CinismoIlustrado website. That is if you can understand Spanish, of course.
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