lisa frank

It's harder than ever to look at the bright side right now, so the colorful Lisa Frank-esque works of Nihilisa Frank really resonate with us right now. The contrast between the iconic and whimsical illustrations and their nihilistic messages makes for some very entertaining scrolling and sharing. We've included some of our favorites, but you can scope out more on Facebook and buy some merch over at their webstore. We think their masks are especially dope.

Only 90's kids will understand this specific expression of existential dread. Lisa Frank's wildly colored animal art was all the rage nearly two decades ago, and now it's being repurposed by the Nihilisa Frank Facebook page to give an entirely more philosophical message. The memes are a perfect combination of nostalgia and jaded misery - and possibly the best thing we've seen on the internet this week.

It's the middle of the night and you're feeling pretty low. Where do you turn? Why, Lisa Frank's Facebook page, of course! Only problem is, there's something really depressing about generic inspirational quotes and mom-level sass on the cutesy Lisa Frank creatures of your childhood.

Nihilisa Frank is a single topic blog that wonderfully combines adorable Lisa Frank imagery with overtly depressing Nihilist quotes. What's not to love?