Here are 20 illustraions by The Latest Kate to boost your motivation when you need it most.
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The Japanese artist, Mono Kubo, shares her stunning and imaginative illustrations of giant animals in every day, yet magical, landscapes. Whereas the animals are giant, the people are usually tiny, lost and in need of comfort...much like animals are with us. Mono Kubo's illustrations are trying to communicate to the audience that the best way to understand and befriend nature is to envision the roles reversed. Dive into the magical world below:
Blair Braverman is an author, journalist, and dog-sledder in northern Wisconsin. She lives on a farm with her 21 (you read that correctly) huskies! Braverman and her husband also raise chickens and train their dogs on how to interact with them safely. Thus, Chicken Mama was born. Read the incredible story below! Art by Sophia Wiedeman
Simon Offers a hilarious extended look Into his Life with his cats on his twitter page and we love it!
Drawn and created by the talented Dave Kellett, you can see more of his work on his Instagram page!
These comics and illustrations are magical! Check out more of Li Chen's work at Exocomics.com!
American artist, Nikita Orlov revamped futuristic technology to create significant versions of dogs, and you'll never look at them the same way again.
Father Nate Anderson with a series of funny illustrations about the funny relationships formed between his new baby boy and the family golden Retriever. For more. check out Boy And Dog Comics.
Get ready to enjoy the amazing and creative work from talented illustrator Liza! Liza is an illustrator and animator all the way from Siberia. She now works and lives in London, England. Liza has a passion for storytelling and we love it! She often includes her love for animals within her comics, and her catsnakes (aka ferrets!)
For more of Liza's work, check out Instagram/ Facebook / Youtube
Krishna "Nanu" Chavda is an illustrator with a wild imagination that sees famous artists in animals. She has created a series of illustrations based on either a self-portrait of an artist, one of their artworks, or the artists' art-making techniques. From Frida Kahlo to Leonardo, these artists get their animal match in the eyes of cows and leopards. Via: Design You Trust
Having a bad day? It's not just you… animals have problems too! And it has become the task of Animal Problems, a fabulous little blog containing the illustrations of Geoffrey Hewer-Candee, to inform you about them! So next time you encounter a problem, just have a think about the many problems animals encounter. Then breath in, and breath out. It will be OK.
Get to know pugs better with these cute illustrations by Bah Humpug
