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Marketing lead who runs on iced coffee and passive-aggressive sticky notes, and has never once missed a deadline out loud.
Everyday Life Characters
37 everyday life characters, each with a personality, a look and a story idea. Pick one for your next comic.
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Zhiwei Lau
At 5 a.m. the slide deck is finally alive, and so, barely, is he.
Thảo Bùi
One panel a night is her whole prayer, and tonight's drawing finally smiles back.
Sangwoo Ryu
Monday is back day, Tuesday is back day, and his mirror has never been prouder.
Mahina Keawe
She carries the entire team on enthusiasm and one very loud highlighter.
Sione Taufa
He films a perfectly empty Tuesday and calls it the best episode of his life.
Mele Kahananui
Her calendar says yes to everyone, and her couch quietly vetoes every single one of them.
Arief Santoso
Eight a.m. was a brave decision made by a version of him who no longer exists.
Ingrid Halvorsen
She types every decision into the record, and keeps the pauses nobody dared to say aloud for herself.
Daesung Yoo
He has perfected the art of looking busy, and tomorrow-him has already been warned.
Nari Gwon
Day fifteen, one word from her manager, and every cell of her is already drafting a resignation letter.
Ximena Salcedo
Thirty minutes of pixels, one victory dance, then back to being a perfectly reasonable adult.
Thùy Vương
Two years of marriage and she still wins every war by simply sitting down first.
Osamu Higa
Before the shutters rise, before the first customer, there is one cup that belongs only to him.
Leopold Hartmann
He cut his words in half last spring and found the other half of the day waiting for him.
Bayu Kusuma
His hair grows every month, and his bank account just sits there out of spite.
Shreya Kulkarni
She logged every coffee, and the spreadsheet has started judging her.
Rinko Haraguchi
Her smile is a closed door, and only her left eyebrow knows where the key is.
Wanida Chaiyasit
Applause or alarm, her face keeps one weather, and the whole floor has learned to read it.
Arun Phetsavong
He negotiates like a shark all day, then melts into a puddle at one tiny request.
Fetu Alapati
Every answer he gets only buys him three better questions.
Chieko Arai
She writes ten pages of everything unsaid, then keeps only a single line.
Tala Fonoti
She swore she was fine until the story reached its second half.
Ritsu Nomura
She can lie with a perfectly straight face, but her fluffy tail wags the truth anyway.
Gunawan Hadi
He sorts twelve years of other people's lives into pigeonholes and has never opened a single one.
Losana Vea
Her only holiday is twenty minutes long, and everybody in the house is plotting to ruin it.
Kiet Sorn
Submit, retract, submit again: he rehearses every possible failure before anyone else can.
Tomoe Ebina
Her long days are quiet by design, and she has never once called it lonely.
Ploy Rattanakorn
Three days past the deadline, she's a very polite pile of ash with a pulse.
Keoni Mahoe
His calendar invite says fifteen minutes, and his gentle smile says three weeks of dread.
Yerin Seo
One thought walks in, ten more follow, and she greets every single one of them.
Hiroto Ueda
A sentence he fumbled in 2014 still visits him every night, uninvited.
Meilin Qiu
Her professional face fits until the subway doors close, then it quietly slides off.
Vai Leota
He haggles over bedtimes, dessert and daylight saving time, and he remains undefeated.
Nanami Oshiro
She feeds, scrubs and worships, and the cat grants her one glance per meal.
Wiremu Tane
Twelve years on the same yellow line, and the line is starting to recognise him.
Lorna Ocampo
She arrives with a coupon folder and a destiny: escalate.