Malaysian illustrator SofsDoodles rediscovers her roots with new comic book


SofsDoodles, who lived abroad for most of her life, shares that coming back to live in Malaysia had both a sense of familiarity and new adventure. Photo: Bruno Martin Del Campo

When Malaysian doodle artist Sofia Shamsunahar, better known as SofsDoodles, took a break to travel after graduating from university in 2019, little did she know then that her comic book dream would come true.

While on her trip around Malaysia, the political science and human geography graduate documented her experiences through comics as a way to reflect on them, as well as share them with her friends and loved ones.

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