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The perfect cure for those tough days - Loffy Llama Comics. 

Meet the talented artist behind these adorably wholesome comics -- Chris Yang! We were lucky enough to get in contact with Chris and find out more about him and how 'LoffyLlama' came to be, "My name's Chris Yang, the creator of Loffyllama - a wholesome comic series featuring a blue llama. The comic's themes range from friendship, kindness, love to happiness, anxiety, self-motivation, and much more that are related to our daily lives."

Chris continues, "I started this comic series to help to spread positive vibes around the world. After going through some of the worst moments of my life, I've learned that happiness can be really simple. We often complain about how bad our lives are, but sometimes a good friend can really make our day a little brighter. This is why Loffy was created as a heartwarming and cheerful llama who always try to bring happiness to his friends.

Through simple illustrations that contain little to no text, I hope my cute characters can bring a smile to someone's face when he has a rough day."

We can confirm that these comics have brought a smile to our faces, we can only hope they bring a smile to yours, too! Follow LoffyLlama Comics on Instagram for more uplifting llama comics! 

Let's talk about cat hair. It is literally everywhere. If you have a cat (or some other pet), then you already know that you can't escape the hair. Sure, you can fight it and have a 'no pets on the furniture' rule, but in the end, those hairs will be there because they are everywhere. Cat hairs are on your clothes, even clothes you have yet to wear. They are on you the second you leave the shower, and sometimes, they're in your food. Cat hair is in the air you constantly breath -- cat hair can find its way ANYWHERE. 

What can be done about this neverending hair attack? Well, you're in luck! In collaboration with popular Israeli artist, Ilana Zeffren, we bring you this creative and funny take on what you can do with all that cat hair floating around!

And if you more cat enjoyment, be sure to check out Ilana's questionnaire on how spoiled your cat is! 

Another brilliant comic by the creator of 'Pixie and Brutus,' Ben Hed! Ben Hed, commonly known as @PetFoolery on Instagram, is constantly providing the world with hilarious and wholesome comics. 

This time, the artist has reimagined a classic, 'Clifford the Big Red Dog,' as 'Clifford the Big Red Cat.' And that's already has a ton of golden potential. A giant cat? Sign us up for the mayhem! 

If you're behind on your PetFoolery comics, we can get you up to speed with the new 'Pixie and Brutus' and all the recent Halloween comics. 

Ben Hed, commonly known as Pet_Foolery, has done it again! Besides his famous 'Pixie and Brutus' comics, he also creates any animal-related comics, and seems to really enjoy including dinosaurs into that animal-mix! 

And what's a better dinosaur film than Jurassic Park? If you have yet to see Jurassic Park (for some unknown and truly confusing reason), you may not understand just how "clever" this comic truly is. If you have seen the film, then you'll get it without question or a doubt. 

If you're looking for more dino-related comics by Ben Hed, we've got you covered! 

Artist Andrés J. Colmenares is quite the master of creating the ultimate wholesome comics. Seriously. We have no idea how he comes up with so many brilliant and creative ideas for illustrations but they are never-ending and we are forever grateful. 

Andrés J. Colmenares is the creator of the popular Wawawiwa Comics you've probably seen all over the web. And while not all his illustrations feature animals, we selected the newest comics that do feature them. 

On Wawawiwa's Instagram handle, the artist describes the work as, "a big visual hug that tickles you at the same time." And it truly feels like that. You can now purchase his book, "A Visual Hug," featuring a heap of illustrations on Amazon! And don't forget to follow on Instagram for new and adorable comics that'll make your heart melt.

We're huge fans of Chicken Thoughts! A webcomic all about birds and yes, it's continuously hilarious and never fails to chirp us up! 

Chicken Thoughts are comics inspired by the artists' cockatiel, named Chicken, but the comics resonate with anyone who has ever had a bird or has seen one. 

And you can keep up with all things Chicken-related on various platforms! Chicken Thoughts is on Facebook, Instagram, Ko-Fi, and there's even a subreddit, r/chicken_thoughts, dedicated to the funny webcomics! 

Enjoy! These cats are for you. These comics are adorable and so relatable, and honestly might explain a lot of cat behavior that leaves us scratching our heads (or posts). If you want even more hilarious cats, these feline memes will have you coughing up a hairball in no time.

This graphic novel artist was more than ready for the ever present challenge of confronting an online troll. What we see is a proper shut down in action. 

Ever wonder what your favorite superheroes would say to one another in a text thread? Comedians Andrew Ivimey and Diana McCallum have come up with some seriously funny exchanges. Here are some of our favorites - for even more you can visit their site, Texts From Superheroes. 

TGIF, y'all!

The collision of worlds! The creator of 'Brutus and Pixie' and 'Lola and Mr. Wrinkles' has introduced the two in a new comic, in honor of hitting 1 million followers on Instagram!  If you haven't seen the previous comics, you can find them all on Pet_Foolery's Instagram! 

Have a laugh, on us. 

Illustrator Brian Kesinger may have made a name for himself with his illustration work at Walt Disney Studios, but it's his work outside of the movie business that really gets fans going. His steampunk art has been his most successful, featuring whimsical cephalopods and frilly fashions - but our favorite series of his combines the Star Wars universe with Calvin and Hobbes.

From the creator of Business Cat brings you... The Adventures of Regular Cat! 

By creative artist Lucas Levitan

Laughter is the best medicine, even if you're only doing it on the inside.