In the times of the global pandemic, people have been restricted to stay at home to stay away of this virus. This just shattered the entire world. Though vaccines have been prepared to recover from this virus yet people are being careful with their dealings. The most frightening sight for a person is to search for livelihood, as they have a family to feed. Without going to job there’s nothing that will make them get the money to survive.
In most cases we have no idea what we are going to do in the future or what I am supposed to do, Where I would finish? This all puts an extra bit of pressure on our mentality. All we desire is to get a job whatever it is, just to get in and to earn livelihood. In all this we forget why we were born in this world? What are we born to do? Because it’s simple if you have no dream there’s no purpose of your life. It’s meaningless.
Today we are going to meet you with such an inspiring artist who took U-turn and followed his passion. We are talking about an inspiring personality named Henry James Garrett, a comic artist. Henry was doing a PhD in Philosophy, but suddenly he thought it’s not what I am supposed to do, something is calling me. So he decided to quit his PhD and followed his passion of cartoonist.
We have put together some his most hilarious comics down here, that will bring a huge smile on your face. Scroll down and take a look by yourself.
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In his comics he illustrates animals who say various insightful and hilarious things to each other. Most of his comics are center around political theme. People loves his uniqueness and creativity as well. They finds it relatable, that’s what which distinguish him from many other artists.
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His decision proved worthy as he has achieved his goal. He’s doing what he’s meant to do. He has already offered his services for top brands like The New York Times, Buzzfeed, and London Pride. This not just ends here, Henry has an Instagram account of his own, where he has got 156K Instagram followers.
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