This artist creates comics illustrating the problems of everyday life as a woman

The Belgian artist known as 'Planète Prudence' creates illustrations to highlight the daily life of a woman. Zoom.

While she started posting her illustrations on Instagram a few years ago, Planet Caution today has more than 700,000 subscribers on his profile. And we understand why.

The art of breaking stereotypes

The artist has chosen, through his drawings, to advocate positivity, self-acceptance and mental health. Result: she makes drawings that highlight women, their daily lives, the image they have on their bodies and self-acceptance. Revealing illustrations of a society full of questions and injunctions that the artist tries to unravel.

Interviewed by the media Bored Panda , Planet Caution explained the reasons for these illustrations engaged : 'I always felt like I couldn't be 100% me with others or in professional environments. As if I was expected to act differently, better in some way, no matter what. either way, more in tune with societal norms and expectations of me, or women in general. I wanted to free myself from all of that. And in the process, I may have inspired other people to do likewise.'

We let you discover his most beautiful illustrations.

#1 The mirror at home VS at the hairdresser

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#2 Freckles: normal VS also normal

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#3 A size 40 from one brand VS a size 40 from another brand

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#4 Both cases are normal: having acne at 16 VS having acne at 30

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#5 Wear a jean taille haute : debout version VS assise version

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#6 Leggings: what I think I bought VS what I really bought

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#7 A successful woman VS a successful woman (with another look)

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#8 A woman who eats 2300 calories a day VS another woman who eats 2300 calories a day: identical but different

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#9 A woman's belly having had a baby VS a bloated woman's belly

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#10 Me with people VS me with people who make me feel comfortable

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