20 Witty Single Panel Comics To Help You Get Through The Day

Sometimes a limitation is beneficial.

It is more difficult to express emotions through your work when it is only in black and white, but this limitation can also serve as a springboard for many artists. Artists frequently use colour to convey emotion and depth in their work, but the absence of colour can present new challenges and opportunities for creative expression. The limitations of a black-and-white palette force artists to experiment with different techniques and styles in order to effectively communicate their emotions through art.

B. Rolling and Jorion created the following comics. They call themselves the jokester and the artist. While I’ve seen a lot of comics in my life, I have to say that the limited colour palette sets this one apart. Some may consider this style outdated, but I believe it can be very refreshing. The fact that they are single-panel comics means that no one has to spend a long time reading them. The black-and-white palette emphasises the humour and creativity in each comic strip.

The project is known as Quickies Comics, and you can see some of them by scrolling down.

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#1 Apparently, even Jesus needs more followers.

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#2 Even Easter eggs want to let out their emotions in their fashion sense.

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#3 Who wouldn’t like to have a robotic dog?

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#4 Aren’t politicians already sucking most of our blood?

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#5 To be fair, loud music in sit-down restaurants can be a bit irritating.

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#6 As we grow older, the world keeps moving on and leaves us behind.

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#7 I don’t know how this would work. Imagine the chafing.

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#8 This could work if she puts down her phone for a second.

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#9 It honestly sounds like a great vacation.

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#10 I think they took heavy petting to another level.

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Even though the comics are only in black and white, I wouldn’t call the approach minimalist because they usually use black and grey as negative space rather than white, which is certainly visually appealing. They have over 24.7k followers on Instagram, but I believe they deserve a lot more given the quality of their work.

The use of black and grey as negative space in comics certainly adds depth and dimension. Quickies Comics’ distinct style and clever humour make them a must-read for any comics fan.

#11 To be fair, we put a lot of stock in filming first and asking questions later.

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#12 It’s never going to happen.

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#13 All I want to know is: who loves cheese to this extent?

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#14 Wouldn’t this be called a polyamorous relationship?

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#15 I think his work has improved a lot over the years.

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#16 We need to bring back the spoon to end this rebellious phase.

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#17 The expectations on Tinder are indeed this low.

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#18 He is definitely here for a knockout.

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#19 Dogs can never be bad boys, and I firmly believe in that.

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#20 This is why we need a makeup fixing spray to make sure the makeup stays.

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What are your thoughts on the above comics? Did you enjoy them as much as we did? Or did you think they were too old-school and unrelatable? Comment below and let us know which of these comics is your favourite. Also, don’t forget to share these single-panel comics with your friends so they can voice their opinions as well.