35 Sarcastic Works Of Art That Put The Creativity Of The Human Mind To The Test
This humorous author and artist knows the best ways to make people laugh.
You can usually predict how things will turn out in comics because they typically follow a preset plot. When it comes to surprising yet occasionally spooky pages, Maya Angelou, a celebrated poet and author, once said, "You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have."
This humorous author and artist knows how to make people laugh with his comics. Although his comics may seem quite simple at first glance, a deeper look reveals much more.
Such works are known for their sarcasm and deadpan humor, which may explain why he has quickly gained a large following on social media. Would you be willing to join us as we explore his life's work in greater detail?
The comic book series "The Temp" on Audible Originals was created by Brighton, England-based Steve Nelson. Nelson has also contributed to a variety of radio and television shows.
The only things the artist has ever created are non-sequiturs and one-liners. Below is a compilation of 35 of his writings, all of which are filled with sharp humor, sardonic jokes, and a sense of the surreal.
Enjoy them all, and for the nastier and more cartoonish ones, check out his website and social media! ```
1. The Roofs of Egypt
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4. Cat in a Tree
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The artist has been creating comedy since he was 16 years old, first as a stand-up comic and then for radio and television. He later acquired his own comedy series on Audible, called The Temp, but he wanted to start his own comedy production company instead.
His first love, painting, became his escape because it was so freeing to create ideas that others could see every day.
5. So CUTE
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6. Hats Off
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7. Wish for a Next One
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8. The Inclusion
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9. What's Going On Here?
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10. STINGS
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11. Hose in Different Area Codes
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12. Eating for Two
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13. Technology
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14. A Skip Intro in Real Life
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15. Ben VS Been
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16. Don’t Fall for the Bait
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17. Care Bears
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18. Mow Problems
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19. Good or Bad?
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20. Goat Banger?
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21. Navy Things
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22. Quirk Quack
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23. Taking the Roundabout
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24. Which Are You Going For?
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25. Fortune Teller Interview
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26. Interview in the UK
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27. Paid to See
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28. Spacesuit
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29. Dog Cones
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30. Hipster Workout
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31. Team Meetings
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32. Housefly
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33. And the Dog Sat
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34. Stumped…
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35. Careful with Voodoo Maps
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Because the artist rarely sticks to one or two specific subjects, everyone can find variety and randomness in his work. Steve's particular favorite is the Egyptians' misinterpretation of the pyramids' construction plans.
The primary goal of Steve's illustrations is to make people laugh. His passion for painting and gift for making others laugh motivate him to keep working. As happiness expert Gretchen Rubin states, "The most important thing is to be true to yourself and to find joy in what you do."
