But the strips in this post zoom in on something much smaller and way more relentless: everyday life in your head when you’re a parent, when your body starts filing complaints, and when your brain insists on experiencing the world in its own slightly sideways way.
In short, these comics aren’t about big dramatic events. They’re about the daily chaos you recognize immediately, especially if your life includes kids, creaky joints, or a brain that never shuts up.
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“Baby blues”
Comic strip illustrating the chaos of kids and time, with Boulet’s daily life comics capturing parenting and a restless brain.
Comic strip showing chaotic moments between a dad and his child, illustrating kids, time, and a restless brain.
Comic showing Boulet balancing chaos of kids and time, drawing while a child seeks attention in a humorous daily life scene.
Comic scene showing the chaos of kids, cats, and a distracted dad trying to work in daily life comics style.
Boulet’s daily life comics showing chaotic kids, a cluttered room, and a stressed artist trying to focus on drawing.
A lot of these panels read like tiny “caught on camera” moments. One second, everything is calm, and you’re convinced you’ve finally found the perfect setup: the kid is playing, you’re working, and you’re being responsible about it. Then the baby makes one noise that could mean anything, and you’re instantly in full emergency mode, sprinting back with the emotional intensity of someone defusing a bomb. Boulet nails that modern-parent whiplash, where “keeping an eye” somehow becomes a full-time job for the part of your brain that refuses to relax.
“Back”
Cartoon illustrating chaos of kids and a brain that won’t chill, showing a man visiting a doctor for back pain advice.
Comic panel showing chaos of kids and a stressed brain with a brain control center in full vigilance mode.
Comic strip illustrating chaos of daily life with kids and a stressed brain balancing tension in a humorous style.
Comic illustration of a man experiencing chaos and a brain that won’t chill in daily life with kids.
Comic panel shows a child with headphones reading a book, capturing the chaos of kids, time, and a brain that won’t chill.
Comic panel by Boulet showing chaotic scenes with kids and frantic expressions, illustrating the chaos of daily life and a restless brain.
Comic panel showing a man sneezing loudly with two kids peeking from behind a door, capturing chaos of kids and daily life.
Comic panels from Boulet’s daily life comics showing chaotic scenes with kids, time, and a restless brain in an orange and white style.
Comic illustration showing daily life chaos with kids and a stressed character urged to rest and heal over time.
The same vibe runs through the aging jokes, too. The humor isn’t “I’m old, woe is me,” but the weird little betrayals: the surprise aches, the sudden caution, the sense that your body now has its own opinions about stairs, sleep, or simply existing. And woven through it all is Boulet’s knack for odd, personal logic: the way your mind makes connections no one asked for, turns simple things into elaborate mental systems, and somehow makes you feel seen for laughing at it.
“Stick”
Father carrying baby in a hood talks with woman holding umbrella, capturing chaos of kids and daily life in comic style.
Comic panel showing a man with glasses holding a baby beside a woman, capturing chaos of kids and daily life.
Man with glasses in a comic panel expressing the need for a stick, capturing the chaos of kids and a restless brain.
Comic panel shows a man carefully selecting the perfect stick, capturing daily life chaos of kids and an overactive brain.
Boulet’s daily life comic showing chaotic family moments and a dad treasure hunting with his child and a large stick.
Comic panels showing Boulet’s daily life chaos with kids, time, and a restless brain through a humorous stick story.
Comic panel from Boulet’s daily life comics showing a child ignoring ticks warnings at the edge of the woods.
Comic illustration by Boulet showing a chaotic moment with kids and a restless brain in daily life.
Boulet’s daily life comic shows parents walking in nature amid the chaos of kids, time, and an overactive brain.
“Car”
Comic panel showing Boulet in daily life, capturing the chaos of kids, time, and a brain that won’t chill.
Boulet’s daily life comic shows two characters with masks, capturing chaotic moments of kids, time, and restless minds.
Black and white comic panels showing chaotic moments of daily life with kids and a busy brain in Boulet’s style.
Illustration from Boulet’s daily life comics showing different thoughts about cars, capturing the chaos of kids and a busy brain.
“Ordinary day”
Cartoon of a man working at a desk and stretching, capturing the chaos of kids, time, and a restless brain.
Comic panels showing a man with glasses making coffee and a small flying figure, capturing the chaos of kids and a busy brain.
Comic panels showing a man with glasses amidst chaotic scenes of kids, time, and a restless brain in Boulet’s daily life style.
Boulet’s daily life comic shows a man with a coffee capturing the chaos of kids, time, and an active brain.
Comic panel showing a man surrounded by large bees, illustrating chaos and daily life in Boulet’s comics style.
“Qobuz”
Comic panel of a man switching music apps, reflecting the chaos of daily life with kids and a restless brain.
Black and white comic panel showing a person with headphones smoking and using a laptop about music and digital albums.
Black and white comic by Boulet showing a person digitizing records, capturing chaos of kids, time, and a restless brain.
Comic panel showing a man explaining building a computer from parts of decommissioned Soviet submarines, capturing chaos and time.
Black and white comic drawing from Boulet’s daily life comics showing a man reacting to a noise outside the window.
Boulet’s daily life comics showing chaotic kids singing loudly and a tired parent coping with a busy brain.
Comic by Boulet showing a man reflecting on energy and space, capturing the chaos of kids and a restless brain.
Comic panel from Boulet’s daily life comics showing a character discussing chaos of kids, time, and a restless brain.
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