Certain people prefer cats, while others prefer dogs. However, a sizable population of people equally like both cats and dogs. And we are lucky because there are funny and charming comics out there that are drawn by gifted artist that adores all cute animals equally. Pixie and Brutus, a web-comic series that centers on a small, happy, and lovable kitten and her big, scar-faced German Shepherd partner, brings together all lovers of cats and dogs. Thanks to the legendary artist Ben’s comic series, Pixie and Brutus are undoubtedly one of the most popular animal pairs on the Internet!
Ben Hed, the creator of the series “Pet Foolery,” has made some incredible new cartoon illustrations that depict the exploits of Pixie the cute kitten, and Brutus the German Shepherd war veteran. Tiny, happy, and vivacious kitten Pixie is. She is naive and partially unaware of the terrible, hazardous situations all around her. The complete opposite of Pixie is Brutus. After his career as a Military Working Dog was over, his owner adopted him (MWD). Although he is a very somber and commanding military canine, he always has a soft spot for Pixie and will take all precautions to shield her from the harsh realities of their surroundings.
On the Internet, Ben’s comic “Pet Foolery” has become a big hit. The fanbase for Pixie and Brutus has been expanding quickly, so he has decided to launch a line of products to keep them amused. Of course, the series is much more than just its lead characters. The supporting cast is excellent, the plot is interesting, and the artwork is stunning. But the comics are complex, diametrically opposed stars that truly push it to the next level. The series, surprisingly, was merely a whimsy of a comic concept the artist had at work. He merely thought it would be amusing to introduce a cute little kitten to a large, menacing battle dog.
Ben has modified their looks and started incorporating a few comics when Pixie is older. For Pixie and Brutus, however, everything else is very much the same. Since he lives alone with his two dogs, the pandemic has fortunately not had an impact on his profession. When asked if he would include human characters in his pet pictures, he stuck with his original notion despite having some great ideas for comics that exclusively feature humans. New ideas and departures from his typical style and format were among his highest-grossing comics. The illustrator finds it more difficult to come up with fresh concepts and jokes when creating animal comics with recurring characters and a running narrative.
Scroll down for Ben Hed’s little surprise that’ll drive you into the world of Pixie and Brutus right afterward. Enjoy!
Ben Hed, the creator of the series “Pet Foolery,” has made some incredible new cartoon illustrations that depict the exploits of Pixie the cute kitten, and Brutus the German Shepherd war veteran. Tiny, happy, and vivacious kitten Pixie is. She is naive and partially unaware of the terrible, hazardous situations all around her. The complete opposite of Pixie is Brutus. After his career as a Military Working Dog was over, his owner adopted him (MWD). Although he is a very somber and commanding military canine, he always has a soft spot for Pixie and will take all precautions to shield her from the harsh realities of their surroundings.
On the Internet, Ben’s comic “Pet Foolery” has become a big hit. The fanbase for Pixie and Brutus has been expanding quickly, so he has decided to launch a line of products to keep them amused. Of course, the series is much more than just its lead characters. The supporting cast is excellent, the plot is interesting, and the artwork is stunning. But the comics are complex, diametrically opposed stars that truly push it to the next level. The series, surprisingly, was merely a whimsy of a comic concept the artist had at work. He merely thought it would be amusing to introduce a cute little kitten to a large, menacing battle dog.
Ben has modified their looks and started incorporating a few comics when Pixie is older. For Pixie and Brutus, however, everything else is very much the same. Since he lives alone with his two dogs, the pandemic has fortunately not had an impact on his profession. When asked if he would include human characters in his pet pictures, he stuck with his original notion despite having some great ideas for comics that exclusively feature humans. New ideas and departures from his typical style and format were among his highest-grossing comics. The illustrator finds it more difficult to come up with fresh concepts and jokes when creating animal comics with recurring characters and a running narrative.
Scroll down for Ben Hed’s little surprise that’ll drive you into the world of Pixie and Brutus right afterward. Enjoy!
#1 Brutus' scars
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#2 Brutus’ handler
Source: pet_foolery