Artist Breaks The Internet With Her Hilarious And Relatable Comics

We snagged 40 of the most relatable comics by Cassandra Calin.

Cassandra Calin has a knack for turning everyday awkwardness into comics that feel instantly familiar. The Montreal-based artist, illustrator, and graphic designer has built a huge following by poking fun at the gap between how life looks in our heads and how it actually plays out.

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Her semi-autobiographical work covers everything from beauty routines and first-world problems to the strange reality of getting through a pandemic, and that mix has clearly struck a nerve. With millions of followers and a growing portfolio, Calin has become one of the internet’s most recognizable comic creators.

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Below, we’ve rounded up 40 of her funniest and most relatable comics. Read on.

1. "Baby bangs"

1. "Baby bangs"Cassandra Comics
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2. "Lovely photos"

2. "Lovely photos"Cassandra Comics
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3. Chignon

Comic panel showing baby bangs, hair routine, and a risky styling momentCassandra Comics

Her comics hit that sweet spot between silly and painfully accurate.

4. "My hair routine"

4. "My hair routine"Cassandra Comics

5. "Risk"

Comic panel featuring a chignon hairstyle, complimented in a turtleneck dressCassandra Comics

6. "Compliment"

6. "Compliment"Cassandra Comics

7. "Turtleneck dress"

7. "Turtleneck dress"Cassandra Comics

8. "Longest episode"

8. "Longest episode"Cassandra Comics

9. Cactus

Comic panel of a turtleneck dress character, long episode, work stress, bra mishapCassandra Comics

10. "Work"

Comic panel with cactus imagery, “longest episode” humor, bra and pointless frustrationCassandra Comics

11. "Bra"

Comic panel showing cactus and workday struggles, ending with pointless banana bread momentCassandra Comics

12. "Pointless"

12. "Pointless"Cassandra Comics

13. "Banana bread"

13. "Banana bread"Cassandra Comics

14. Amount of sleep

14. Amount of sleepCassandra Comics

15. "Quarantine 2021"

15. "Quarantine 2021"Cassandra Comics

Even the pandemic jokes still feel uncomfortably familiar.

16. "Shaved armpits"

16. "Shaved armpits"Cassandra Comics

Speaking of viral fallout, a long hiatus and one brutal comment that ended a friendship hits the same nerve.

17. "Hair expectations vs reality (2020)"

17. "Hair expectations vs reality (2020)"Cassandra Comics

18. "Shopping for leggings"

18. "Shopping for leggings"Cassandra Comics

19. "Damn zit"

19. "Damn zit"Cassandra Comics

20. "Fashion styles"

20. "Fashion styles"Cassandra Comics

21. "Bread"

21. "Bread"Cassandra Comics

22. "Thighs"

22. "Thighs"Cassandra Comics

23. "New Year"

23. "New Year"Cassandra Comics

24. "The perfect socks"

24. "The perfect socks"Cassandra Comics

25. "Meme"

Comic panel about New Year, perfect socks, dishes, and a surprised gasp reactionCassandra Comics

26. "Dishes"

26. "Dishes"Cassandra Comics

27. "Gasp!"

27. "Gasp!"Cassandra Comics

She keeps finding new ways to make ordinary moments look dramatic.

28. "Ordering food"

28. "Ordering food"Cassandra Comics

29. "Time to get up..."

29. "Time to get up..."Cassandra Comics

30. "Vaccine"

30. "Vaccine"Cassandra Comics

31. "Brb."

Comic panel with “time to get up” and vaccine worries, workout plans ruinedCassandra Comics

32. "Today's workout"

32. "Today's workout"Cassandra Comics

33. "All ruined"

33. "All ruined"Cassandra Comics

34. Photos of me laughing

34. Photos of me laughingCassandra Comics

35. "Styling baby hairs"

35. "Styling baby hairs"Cassandra Comics

36. "Highlight of my day"

36. "Highlight of my day"Cassandra Comics

That tiny detail is exactly why her comics land so well.

37. "Face"

Comic panel highlighting baby hair styling, “how are you?” awkwardness, and time for changeCassandra Comics

38. "How are you?"

38. "How are you?"Cassandra Comics

39. "Time for a change"

39. "Time for a change"Cassandra Comics

40. "My Valentine"

40. "My Valentine"Cassandra Comics

41. Don't look at me from the side.

41. Don't look at me from the side.Cassandra Comics

Although making comics is likely one of her favorite things to do, and definitely some of our favorite things to see, the artist doesn't confine herself strictly within the four strips of her comics. She’s a talented graphic designer who has worked with some big-name clients, including Uniqlo, Simon & Schuster, Tapas Media, Mattel, Les Éditions Les Malins, CollegeHumor, and more.

Be sure to share the laughs with your friends! You can find more of her work here:

cassandracalin.com tapas.io

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