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Instagram can be a breeding ground for comedic theft.
But Instagram has also become a place where original content flourishes.
If you prefer your humor with a bit of bite, theres the acid wit ofLiana Finck.
Whatever your taste, sweet or sour, one of these accounts is sure to make you laugh.
The image circulated widely, and Booth gained over 1,000 followers overnight.
And Booth doesnt just dabble in these topics, she dives right in.
For example, shes portrayed herselfeating cakestraight from a trash can.
Her mostly black-and-white drawings consist of frenetic lines and hilarious outbursts.
You know when you took drawings home from school and said, MUM, LOOK!
I never grew out of that, Elliot tells Vulture.
The heightened version of herself featured in her comics is by turns attention-seeking, panicky, and enthusiastic.
The punch line is often that the trick is quite ordinary.
The result is a humor that feels clean, yet brutally incisive.
In 2017, he started sharing favorites from the series to Instagram and mingling classics with new work.
I do like imagining scenarios that force people to ask themselves questions.
I delight in peoples confusion sometimes, he says.
The awards became wildly popular on Instagram, and are now part of abookby the same name.
We agree, but you should still log on to Instagram and follow her anyway.
His colorful, psychedelic drawings hit a variety of soothing emotional notes.
In fact, Montero often referencesfavorite musiciansand sometimes weaves musical notes andfamiliar lyricsinto his drawings.
Being earnest can be very disarming.
Her charts were originally scribbled in the pages of a notebook.
Since then, her style has evolved to include beautifulwatercolors, and quirky household items likebirthday candlesandcheddar cheese sticks.
She recently releasedAm I Overthinking This?, a compilation of her illustrations of intimate and offbeat data.
), Rials graphics are peppered with clever insights and coy observations.
The simple, silly images she creates have amassed over 100,000 followers in one short year.
Her jokes often address moments of worry with tenderness and a childlike sense of play.
In another, neighboring planets express concern over Earthshumans problem.
According to Worry Lines, the daily commitment can be challenging.
She tells Vulture, Every second day I regret it.
And I like that other people seem to like it, too.
Makes me feel like Im offering something to someone somewhere.
