Given our community’s fondness for dark humor, we’re thrilled to feature a hilarious comic series by Jacob Breckenridge today. “Stressmuseum” delivers a collection of strips filled with absurd scenarios, witty dialogue, and unexpected twists, making it a standout addition to the realm of Comical Comics. Breckenridge, based in New York, shares his work on Instagram, steadily growing his audience.
In an interview with Jacob, we explored the origins of “Stressmuseum” and the creative inspiration behind it. Breckenridge revealed, “I draw inspiration from underground comics and single-panel cartoonists such as Gary Larson, Gahan Wilson, and Joost Swarte.”
More Info: Instagram
#1
When asked about his distinct artistic style, Breckenridge humbly remarked, “While I’m not sure if my style is unique, it reflects a blend of influences. I don’t believe I possess an inherent artistic talent; much of it has been honed through practice and learning from mistakes.” He emphasized, “Studying the works of others is valuable, but embracing one’s imperfections adds a personal touch to the art.”
#2
#3
#4
#5
Curious about Breckenridge’s creative process, we inquired about his approach to generating fresh ideas. He shared, “I devote countless hours to brainstorming and writing. Despite the effort, I always feel like I could write more.” He added, “I prefer extended periods of uninterrupted writing sessions, during which I churn out a multitude of ideas, with a few gems emerging amidst the brainstorming.”
#6
#7
Exploring the gratifying aspects of being a comic artist, Breckenridge expressed, “I derive immense satisfaction from contributing to the cultural landscape. Comics have always been a source of joy for me, compelling me to join in creating them. Often, it’s the work of fellow artists that fuels my drive to continue. I find solace in reading interviews with other artists, as their experiences resonate with my own.”
Lastly, Breckenridge shared his sources of motivation in sustaining his comic series, stating, “Positive feedback from audiences undoubtedly fuels my enthusiasm for a project. I’m immensely grateful when people express their appreciation for my work—it’s a significant factor in keeping me inspired and motivated,” thus ensuring the enduring relevance of Comical Comics in the modern era.
#8
#9
#10
#11
#12
#13
#14
#15
#16
#17
#18
#19
#20
#21
#22
#23
#24
#25
Follow Comics Connoisseurs on Google News!
