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Portraying FB addiction through cartoons
Facebook needs no introduction. These days it has become very important to have a Facebook id as you have a home address for young and old alike. Many people around the world are in touch with this social networking site, which has its own share of uses and misuses.
Prominent cartoonists Lepakshi and Raju have come up with a book, which showcases nuances of how people use Facebook
Facebook needs no introduction. These days it has become very important to have a Facebook id as you have a home address for young and old alike. Many people around the world are in touch with this social networking site, which has its own share of uses and misuses.
Nowadays many people are addicted to Facebook and they want to upload anything immediately and wait for likes and comments. All these we can see in the form of thoughtful cartoons in the book ‘Facebook cartoons’. The book is authored by prominent cartoonists Lepakshi and Raju who have their distinct style of lines and images.
Their cartoons are already appreciated on Facebook regularly. These cartoons bring a smile and make you think for a while. The cartoonists are highlighting the mentality of people and their addiction to Facebook. Each cartoon is different from another and exposes the positive and negative effects of Facebook. We can also say this book gives a hope for other cartoonists to bring out their works as a book.
