Joan Cornella’s Funniest Demotivational Posters
Joan Cornella had a dream before she began to make depressing posters. to dash the hopes of others. Who is this guy?
Joan Cornella is a Spanish illustrator and cartoonist who is well-known for his dark humor and strange, surreal comic strips. Check out Mox Nox on Amazon if you’re not easily offended and would like to see more of his bizarre comics. It is an assortment of Joan’s cartoons. It doesn’t matter that the book is in Spanish because the characters in his comics don’t speak. While you wait, scroll down to see some of his most effective—or least effective—demotivational posters!
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