Reeling after the love of her life broke up with her, Singapore-based illustrator Cherlyn Chong did what she does best: She sat down and drew a heartening, totally relatable comic about the experience. "Instead of feeling sorry for myself, I resolved to use the breakup for good instead of evil -- which basically means I decided to turn a very painful thing into something really positive. I just think good vs. evil sounds so much more dramatic," the 28-year-old cartoonist joked in an intervie...
This 'Stupidly Happy Comic' On Heartbreak Is Wonderfully Relatable
The Huffington Post - 18 Sep 2015 23:37
Reeling after the love of her life broke up with her, Singapore-based illustrator Cherlyn Chong did what she does best: She sat down and drew a heartening, totally relatable comic about the experience. "Instead of feeling sorry for myself, I resolved to use the breakup for good instead of evil -- which basically means I decided to turn a very painful thing into something really positive. I just think good vs. evil sounds so much more dramatic," the 28-year-old cartoonist joked in an intervie...
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