Saturday Morning Cartoons: Clothing

Welcome to Saturday Morning Cartoons, a segment where four artists take turns delighting you with their whimsy, facts and punchlines on Saturday mornings! Our esteemed cartoon critters are Cameron GlavinAnna BongiovanniMegan Prazenica and Yao Xiao. Today’s cartoon is by Megan!


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Megan Praz

Megan Prazenica is an animator/artist from Pittsburgh, PA. She now lives LA and life has been interesting ever since. When Megan isn't making art comics, or video games, she can be found wrecking havoc on the ultimate frisbee field as her alter-ego, "Bacon." Catch up with her on her website, her tumblr or tweet @MeganPraz.

Megan has written 42 articles for us.

11 Comments

  1. I go to an arts university and getting dressed is a daily struggle. I’ve basically given up all hope.

  2. i 100% believe that carrie brownstein begins all conversations with strangers with “hi! i’m a cool dresser.”

  3. I super struggled with dressing myself last year. I didn’t know my style (still don’t really) and just the effort of putting on clothes felt hellish. And then one day a couple of friends told me they were jealous, i always seemed so put together. My brain was like ‘are you kidding me, I’m wearing my brothers/mums clothes or things i found in a charity shop’. But I like to think about it when I’m not feeling great about my clothes choice, because it’s totally possible that people think I’ve chosen this outfit deliberately, and that actually I probably look alright. Makes me smile a bit more on those days.

  4. So weirdly synchronidtic. I was thinking about this yesterday when trying to dress up for Pride ( which is like the pressure to dress up when going out x 1000). I’ve got no style either. I’ve got no budget to just throw money at the problem either. Am not at all happy with my clothes and self expression and it makes me even more reluctant to socialise. Anyway, I just remind myself that world peace and social justice are way more important. Loved this comic!! So related.

  5. Thank you for this. I have been depressed about my fashion confusion and it’s good to know I’m not alone. Also, when my girlfriend inevitably makes me move to LA it’s going to be so much worse/more hilarious.

  6. me, fan-girling over the femme-androgynous outfit: “OH MY GOD THAT HUMAN IS F’ING GORGEOUS HOW DO YOU GET YOUR JEANS TO ROLL UP LIKE THAT AND NOT LOOK SILLY!?”

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