Artist Channels Her Depression And Anxiety Into Hilarious Comics That We Can All Relate To


British illustrator Gemma Correll has found a humorous way to deal with her daily mood struggles. She has channeled her depression and anxiety into art in a way that anyone can relate to. She believes that depression is devastating to live with but art is a form of self-care.

These illustrations are relatable, funny and truthful. They expose the dark side of anxiety and depression, but Gemma handles them with a lightness that she hopes will make any depressed person feel less isolated. Her illustrations cover among others, the dread of social interactions, overthinking, feeling bad for feeling bad or stressing about not being stressed.

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Editors note: if you are suffering from depression or anxiety, there are people that you can talk to and people that can help. Simply contact a person from your country at the following telephone numbers: http://ibpf.org/resource/list-international-suicide-hotlines

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