5-Foot-Tall Artist Illustrates the Many Perks of Being Short

While some people with a below-average height would call their tiny size a disadvantage, artist Brisa (of online comic Three Under The Rain) illustrates the many perks of being short. Standing proud at 152 cm (just under 5 feet), Brisa shows that sometimes the best things come in small packages.

Brisa’s ongoing comic series gives a glimpse into her life with “the man of her life,” Joan, and their dog, Marly. From going on walks to baking together, each illustrated moment is sure to warm your heart, but her Perks of Being Short series is especially charming. After the artist’s initial Short People Problems series, she wanted to shine a positive light on being small, so she started to turn her attention to the benefits.

“I started with the series Short People Problems since I thought it would be fun to laugh a bit about the small daily struggles that short people have to face,” reveals Brisa. “They were super well-received, but in the comments, there were always people saying how they didn’t like being short, or how that made them feel less confident or feel that being short is a problem itself.”

From having extra leg room to fitting comfortably in a bathtub, Brisa’s Perks of Being Short series shows just how great being small can be. “Now in my late twenties, I’m totally fine with my height of 152 cm, it’s who I am, and I like it, but there was a time when that was not like that,” she says. “So I thought it could be great to make a parallel series, focused on the perks that being below average height have.”

Scroll down to check out Brisa’s 15 Perks of Being Short, and find more from her comic series on Instagram.

Standing proud at 152 cm (nearly 5 feet), artist Brisa illustrates the many benefits of being short.

Her funny Perks of Being Short series shows just how great being small can be.

Brisa / Three Under The Rain: Website | Facebook | Instagram

My Modern Met granted permission to feature photos by Brisa / Three Under The Rain.

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