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If you are here, you already have something in common with this Russian artist. He creates comics and illustrations to fight boredom and spot something new in his daily life. Anton Gudim is known to millions of people online for his sarcastic and wry illustrations and out-of-the-box way of talking about modern society and random situations that will definitely help you keep your mind occupied with some food for thought. Some of them are absurd and oddly disturbing, others are spot-on social critique and clever observations of what’s wrong with our society, but all of them offer a unique and humorous perspective on the world that surrounds us which is often presented in the most unexpected and bizarre way.

Scroll down to see the most recent work from Gudim and upvote your favorites. And if you want to see more, we have everything already served for you—check out all the previous posts on Bored Pandahere, here, here, here, and here.

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Sandy Kavanaugh14 hours ago

Looks like my house.10ReplyView more comments

Gudim has been drawing for as long as he can remember. He used to draw cards and silly comics for his friends, but the Moscow-based artist has always been good at math and chose to pursue a technical education. He currently works as an IT engineer by day to pay the bills, but he took up a hobby of illustration more seriously over 8 years ago and has been drawing almost every day. It was his way to compensate for the lack of creativity in his life. This hobby led to insane online popularity—his comics have gone viral all over the internet, he already has one million followers on Instagram, and has even held a real-life solo exhibition.#2 

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Sandy Kavanaugh14 hours ago

Ha ha ha ha! I hate those shoes!26ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#3 

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Sandy Kavanaugh14 hours ago

Aaaauuugghhhhh!!!!!!!!!11ReplyView more comments#4 

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engineer_nope.avi14 hours ago

I love how he clips through the panels17ReplyView more comments

Gudim’s unusual and witty observations of the world around him are not a given, but, as the artist likes to point out, a skill he has been working on through the years. He reflects on the world we live in through out-of-this-world vector illustrations without boundaries. His imaginary work is not something you will encounter in daily life, yet often carries a deeper message about reality while challenging people to look at everyday things from a different perspective. In a previous interview with Bored Panda, he told us that his inspiration comes from his surroundings, but the key is to “take a new look at regular things.”#5 

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Sandy Kavanaugh14 hours ago

See? Chemtrails are harmless!8ReplyView more comments#6 

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FABIHA MONIR PRATHAMA14 hours ago

Awesome twist.11ReplyView more comments#7 

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Sandy Kavanaugh14 hours ago

“Bag” matches footwear!6ReplyView more comments

Gudim has a recognizable style, but he doesn’t seem to care too much about defining it, having his own voice, or following trends. As drawing is a creative outlet for him, he often just goes with the flow. As he said in his interview with The Verge, “I just create something that seems interesting for me at this particular moment.”#8 

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engineer_nope.avi14 hours ago

Radical dude!15ReplyView more comments#9 

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Sandy Kavanaugh14 hours ago

Must be a Monday.16ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#10 

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Amy Pattie14 hours ago

I feel this on a spiritual level9ReplyView more comments

Gudim’s illustrations are not limited to any particular genre, subject, or tone. Just like life itself, his art can be funny, light-hearted, or plain absurd, or bizarre.

“The world around us is varied, and there will always be ways to find something both amusing and terrifying in it. I think some of my drawings could be compared to the fairy tales of a darker and crueler kind, that still manage to entertain their readers,” he told The Verge.#11 

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Sandy Kavanaugh14 hours ago

Clever!11ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#12 

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Sandy Kavanaugh14 hours ago

I hate my bloated days, too.10ReplyView more comments#13 

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Sandy Kavanaugh14 hours ago

Now, he’s smiling!8ReplyView More Replies…View more comments

Most of Gudim’s comics are based on visuals and have little to no dialogue or explanation text. He told The Verge that he enjoys communicating the ideas through images and actions: “I observe that a lot of comics nowadays rely heavily on the text, corresponded by some amusing visuals to make it easier to digest. If subtracting all of the illustrations and leaving the text by itself doesn’t affect the meaning of the comic in any way, I would normally consider such illustrations redundant. The text and the visuals should be telling a story, in their own unique ways.”#14 

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Your Average Pooh14 hours ago(edited)

How to make tea for a couple hundreds with 0.20$12ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#15 

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Sandy Kavanaugh14 hours ago

ZZZZZZZZZZZZ.1ReplyView more commentshttps://7c0c0dab1398c0df3965a5a4334f172c.safeframe.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-38/html/container.html#16 

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mulk14 hours ago

trooooooooooolllll!7ReplyView more comments#17 

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Sandy Kavanaugh14 hours ago

I wondered where I was.13ReplyView more comments#18 

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engineer_nope.avi14 hours ago

Looks like he is up to no good.10ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#19 

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Purr·maid12 hours ago

Oh wow!6ReplyView more comments#20 

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Sandy Kavanaugh14 hours ago

She’s very transparent.9ReplyView more comments#21 

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CaptainWolfy1256 hours ago(edited)

Collector of light5Reply#22 

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Mumchkin13 hours ago

Whoops!12ReplyView more comments#23 

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Amy Pattie14 hours ago

Took me a minute…6ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#24 

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Raine Soo14 hours ago

That’s quite a paradox, isn’t it?9ReplyView more comments#25 

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Lorelei6 hours ago

Ugh the true HORROR of the middle seat in airplanes…3ReplyView more commentshttps://7c0c0dab1398c0df3965a5a4334f172c.safeframe.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-38/html/container.html#26 

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Raine Soo14 hours ago

I always wondered how the ancient pyramids were built.6Reply#27 

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Sandy Kavanaugh14 hours ago

But, that’s not done any more..5ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#28 

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Nugget11 hours ago

My skeleton is very comfortable then.17ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#29 

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Sandy Kavanaugh14 hours ago

He should try the mantis shrimp next!5ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#30 

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engineer_nope.avi14 hours ago

Awwwww, relationship goals6ReplyView more comments

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