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Hope all you crazy kids have been having the hot girl summer of your dreams! Alas, with every hot girl summer come hot girl bummers, which we're sure you're all too familiar with. Last summer, talented Instagram artist @bloome_comics documented all the annoying moments that come with hot girl summer, and there are plenty of 'em. Scroll down for these hilariously relatable comics, and if you like what you see, be sure to follow Ms. Bloome Comics on the 'gram. 

Women come in many different shapes and sizes, but there are universal struggles that we all have in common. When it comes to our shared issues and struggles, Instagram artist bloome_comics totally gets it. Her page is all about unleashing the girl power within each and every one of us, and we're so here for her super cute and wholesome comics. Scroll down for a couple of our faves from her page, and be sure to check out more of her stuff on the 'gram. Which one do you relate to most? Let us know in the comments. 

Picture the scene: you're in the car with your partner, on your way to a party. You're in a fight; the ignoring each other, hating each other's guts type of fight. You're seething. You want to kill him. The sound of his breathing is making you want to throw yourself out of the car. He will be sleeping on the couch tonight. Before you know it, you've arrived at your destination, and you realize, in horror, that it's time to get out. You say goodbye to the bliss of sitting there in awkward silence and compose yourself, ready to be sociable with other humans. As you walk to the front door of wherever it is you're going, you bask in the last 30 seconds of silence. You ring the doorbell, plaster on a fake smile, and play the happy couple shtik for the rest of the evening. That is until you get back in the car, where you can ignore each other again. Daniella London Dekel captures this utterly relatable moment that all couples go through in this funny comic.

Us modern women are powerhouses; we do it all. But juggling motherhood, careers, husbands, boyfriends, and our own sanity can be draining, and it's not always easy to give everyone the undivided attention they deserve. And so, sometimes, a simple "good job" has to suffice, even when it does not deserve praise in the damn slightest. From reassuring our kids that their artwork is better than Picasso to convincing our husbands that we didn't fantasize about Brad Pitt when after our standard fortnightly missionary romp, we spend a lot of our lives saying "good job," even when the job was not a good one. Daniella London Dekel has captured the power of a woman's reassurance in this heartwarming and funny comic.

If you ever wondered what some of your favorite characters would look like with weird tan lines, then wonder no more, because French artist Linda Bouderbala has got you covered. The art director's project titled 'First day at the beach!' shows you what characters from The Simpsons to The Flintstones to Dora The Explorer and many more would look like wearing their swimsuits. Check them out below! 

The Harry Potter series is a (somewhat innocent) household name, but once you read these comics it will never be the same again. Sarah Dunlavey's comics will ruin your favorite wizards forever but in a good, hilarious, and scandalous way. Welcome to the dark side (see what I did there?) of Harry Potter and co, where they don't hold back. Confused? Scroll through and see what I mean... 

Our "Female Artist of the Week" feature serves to draw attention to female content creators who are shaking up the world and making a difference with their art. We're all about women supporting women and providing a platform to showcase the incredible female talent out there. This week, we were lucky to grab some time with Tall N Curly, the 6 feet tall cartoonist and blogger with extremely curly hair. Her comics are all about the daily struggles of a tall girl living with curly hair and she aims to promote the message of self-acceptance, love, and body confidence, no matter what you look like, or how much you stand out from the crowd. Tall N Curly (who prefers to keep her identity anonymous), opened up to us about why she started her blog and the positive impacts she hopes and believes her cartoons are making.

The world of Disney is full of princesses, damsels in distress, and courageous male knights in shining armor. DC and Marvel comics too, are predominantly full of male superheroes, with a severe lack of strong female presence. It's not exactly the most empowering message for young girls. But what happens when we combine the two worlds and turn the Disney princesses into superheroes and show young girls that princesses too can be as strong as Disney princes? The illustrators at Bright Side did just that and the results are incredible. Check out the modern-day Disney superheroes below and let us know what you think!

Each week we bring you a talented female artist who produces incredible quality content. This week we've picked Beisme, whose adorable comics show her relationship with her boyfriend and the intricacies of everyday love. They prove that it's not always pretty, and oftentimes you need to make yourself vulnerable, but the rewards are worth it. Take a look at her brilliant drawings below and once you've enjoyed that, check out last week's female artist of the week in case you missed it. 

Each week we bring you a talented female artist who produces incredible quality content. This week, we've picked Sabincomics, an art student who has created a colorful collection of animated comics all about the everyday struggles and relatable situations of being a girl. With 14k followers on Instagram, she also has a YouTube channel where she uploads tutorials on how she creates her comics. Her work is inspired by her own life and her passion is making people laugh through her work.

Take a look at her brilliant heartfelt comics below and once you've enjoyed that, check out last week's female artist of the week in case you missed it. 

Each week we bring you a talented female artist who creates incredible quality content and this week, we've picked Samantha Rothenberg, aka Violet Clair, the illustrator who turns her follower's submissions on their sh**ty dating experiences into comics and memes. They are quirky, funny, and oh so relatable to anyone who is dating or has dated (so, everyone really). Once you've enjoyed some of our favorite of her brilliant creations below, check out last week's female artist of the week in case you missed it. 

You know it, I know it, we're sick of Corona content. So here's something a little different, in the form of comics! These comics made by Eat The Rich make fun of everyday situations in a cute and endearing, yet sarcastic way. Here are some of the funniest, but if you like these, check out the rest on their Instagram page. 

2021 is looking ominous...

Artist Inges Bizama Toledo has created a comic for the New Year! However, unlike most optimist posts about the New Year, this one is feeling a bit more ominous... and we love it. 

And as Inges Bizama Toledo writes in his Instagram post, "as every year all I can do is thank you for your support and wish that this new year is better than what happened and worse than next."

Happy 2020, everyone!

Yehuda Devir, the popular artist behind some of your favorite marriage-life illustrations, is a dad! 

Yehuda Devir, and wife Maya Devir, have welcomed a baby girl named Ariel -- who also has an Instagram account of her own! 

And to commemorate the occasion, there was a lovely life shift in his illustrations, previously mostly based on marriage -- now it's all about love and parenthood. 

The new illustrations are relatable for all parents, but it definitely sprinkles some humor into this thing we call life. 

Congratutions, Yehuda and Maya Devir! 

Oh man, these comics are so accurate! The Artist, Ricky. Gee, creates brilliant comics strips filled with cheeky humor, satire, pop culture and political incorrectness: You have been warned! You can follow more from this artist on Tapas.

Instagram comic artist @EvaComics, has created these funny comics based on cultural differences she came across when studying abroad in Japan. Originally from the US, there was quite a cultural shock when it came to everyday life! Her comics are meant to help foreigners understand the differences in an easier way, as well as bring in some fun into it! Check out some of the comics below!