The same creator of the heartbreaking “Good Boy” and “Black Cat” comics has just released a new one featuring a duck. With a new comic that is heartbreaking, German artist Jenny Hefczyc, also known as Jenny-Jinya, is moving her admirers to tears once more. This time, the story of a baby duck who gets separated from his mother and siblings is told in her most recent cartoon strip.For more Comics visit us at Uhstories.com
We were curious about Jenny’s process for creating her most recent comic. “The concept has always existed. Ever since, even though it was a fairly slow country road, a family of ducks was ran over right in front of my eyes. She told us, “That was cruelty that could have been avoided so easily.” To read the remainder of the chat with the artist, scroll down!
However, be advised that you may need to force yourself to stop crying and pretend that you are crying. After seeing Jenny’s comic, we might have already decided to go feed the ducks at the neighborhood park. After reading this article, click here, here, and here to view the illustrator’s other striking comics.
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You may cry when you see this new comic by German artist Jenny-Jinya about a family of ducks.
The illustrator claims that the amount of time needed to create a single comic “varies greatly” depending on the situation. “It depends on how much time and effort I have to put into researching certain subjects. However, I need a week or so to complete the drawing.
Jenny told us that she has been obsessed with drawing for as long as she can remember. “I always sketched before I could walk, according to my mother. When I was younger, I took up a pencil and have never stopped drawing. Yes, being an artist has always been my dream. My goal was to create worlds and tell stories.
She continued, saying that every artist has boundaries and requires time to recover. “But sometimes I have to take breaks, days when I withdraw from art completely.” “If not, I truly get burned out.”
“It sounds strange, but let your artistry speak out. Finding your own style and niche is something that takes time to develop. There’s simply no shortcut,” Jenny said. “Many small artists are frustrated that they have not yet developed their own style or have not found their niche. But that’s okay. That’s something that cannot be rushed.”
Jenny gave her inspiration for the comic’s drawing.
Jenny has a sizable fan base thanks to her poignant comics: over 174k on Instagram, 140k on Facebook, and 25k on Twitter. The German comic book artist addresses a range of animal-related social topics in her works.
Jenny is a self-employed illustrator who is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Digital Media at the HAWK University of Applied Science. Since she can remember, she has been immersed in the art world, and at the tender age of sixteen, she even participated in her first exhibition.