Instagram for Artists. Heartwarming Selection of 10 Best Comics on Instagram.

All you need is love, right? Every person in this cold world drags himself to this warm a cozy feeling. Pictures about love, hugs, and eternal cuteness, that is how the Instagram of Liz Climo can be described. She is a child of Silicon Valley, a former animator of The Simpsons. Now she is a successful cartoonist with own children's' book, calendars, card lines and, of course, Instagram comic blog. Welcome to the world of Liz Climo!

Matt Tarpley is another artist, who makes amazingly warm comics about the best things in the world: love, friendship, and kindness. Just change the look-up angle from the inevitable flow of pain in everyday life and distract just for a couple of minutes to the world of cute aminals in Cat's Cafe comics.

A 16-year old girl from Indonesia has just started her artistic career but has already gained thousands of fans. The secret is simple: the art describes real-life situations, that are easily applied to every human on Earth. Interesting, how a girl unites people in her publications. We all make mistakes, we can be lazy sometimes or eat at 3 a.m, spend nights watching series or look like sh*t and it's okay and great to make fun of it. Love yourself the way you are and forgive yourself these little weaknesses. Just spend just a few minutes with Cimocs to make your day a little bit better.

A talented girl from Kolkata, India, is the owner of another true-life account Shreyadoodles. She makes comics, funny short stories, and bad jokes. Especially you may love the account if you have dogs or cats. So lively simple stories and some touchy pictures! The best thing about Instagram, that it's not important at all how old you are and what place you live. You can be popular and share your art with the whole world any time you want.

Not all comics are extremely cute or super positive. Buni is a dark comics about an optimistic bunny with terrible luck. Ryan Pagelow is the author of the acc content. He has been drawing comic strips for most of his life. His work has appeared in several newspapers, online sites and Mad magazine. When not drawing he is a photographer and lives with his wife, son, and daughter in Chicago.

A 19-year old cartoonist has taken Instagram by storm. Harry Hambley is a self-confessed introvert, that has a huge fanbase all over the world. His work shines with positivity, off-beat humor, and variety of puns. Harry Hambley hand draws his cartoons using a digital tablet at his home in Cardiff. He now keeps American time – waking up in the afternoon to post for his audience there and to be available for meetings – and eventually sees himself relocating to New York.

Sometimes people are looking for support and understanding. Sometimes we all have to find somebody, who will understand our pain. Holly Chisholm is a webcomic, who makes pictures about mental health, depression, and anxiety. Or about being just ok. She tries to find the humor in being sad. And you know what? Her work is really helping to live through tough times, feel, that you are not alone and smile at difficulties. Need support? Go check her account or simply buy a book on Amazon.

Sky Banyes is a life enthusiast and healing soul. She creates emotional illustrations with a pinch of salt. And sometimes she just creates for fun! Her illustrations are the output of a life lover, troubled soul, positive spirit and creative mind in self-discovery. The sole purpose of Sky's creations going public is the hope that one more soul may be positively inspired, brightened or amused today. Thus, you are prompted to enjoy her Gallery.

A Japanese cartoonist Keigo makes funny but unusual pics. You can't understand them from the first sight. The author has a unique and non-standard view of life. But if you look closely, you will understand the joke that is not plain to see. The heroes of these mini-stories are people, animals or objects around us. I admire the work of Keigo and offer you to take a look at this account.

Tango Gao is a Shanghai-born artist. He was challenged by a friend in 2010 to draw one cartoon each day and post it on the popular Chinese social media site Weibo. So Tango quickly gained global popularity for his quirky cartoons, which poke fun at the everyday routines and oddities of modern life. Tango is today one of the most popular illustration artists in China. His day is like his drawing. It makes no sense and is finally meaningless. This nonsense is the bittersweet truth, the most straightforward metaphor he has hidden in his illustrations.