《台灣最酸社畜日曆》以幽默又帶點辛辣諷刺的方式，描繪出台灣現代打工人在職場中無處可逃的日常困境。透過強烈對比的色彩、誇張變形的人物造型，將社畜們在工作中面臨的各種身心壓力，轉化為一種視覺衝擊與心理共鳴。
全系列以「酸」為主題，展開「腰酸」、「心酸」、「窮酸」等不同層面的辛酸體驗，呈現出職場人面對現實無力掙脫的無奈和疲憊。畫面中透過擬人化與怪物意象，象徵工作環境對打工人的侵蝕——例如讓人腰酸背痛的酷刑辦公椅、吞噬薪水的黑洞錢包，或是在發薪日稍縱即逝的小確幸。看似搞笑誇張，卻真實反映了每個上班族心裡最有感的現實處境。
這些角色和情境，不只是在重現勞動現狀的縮影，更融入創作者對社會現象的觀察與幽默批判。希望透過趣味又犀利的形式，提醒大眾正視工作與生活的平衡，也鼓勵職場人勇於表達自己的需求。雖然「酸」已是日常，但只要保有幽默感，也許就能為枯燥的職場生活帶來一絲解脫與希望。
Taiwan’s Most Sour Corporate Drone Calendar” takes a humorous yet sharply satirical approach to portraying the inescapable daily struggles of modern Taiwanese office workers. With bold contrasting colors and exaggerated, distorted character designs, it transforms the physical and mental pressures faced by corporate drones into powerful visual impacts and emotional resonance.
The entire series revolves around the theme of “sourness,” unfolding various bitter experiences such as back-breaking soreness, heartache, and penniless despair. These works depict the exhaustion and helplessness of workers trapped in the harsh realities of corporate life. Through anthropomorphic and monstrous imagery, the illustrations symbolize how toxic work environments erode people—like torturous office chairs that leave backs aching, black hole wallets that swallow salaries whole, or fleeting moments of joy on payday that quickly vanish. Though comically exaggerated, every scene mirrors the deeply relatable experiences of today’s office workers.
These characters and scenarios are not only reflections of the modern labor landscape but also carry the artist’s keen social observations and witty critique. Through a playful yet incisive visual style, the project hopes to remind people to reexamine the balance between work and life, encouraging workers to voice their own needs. Though “sourness” may be an everyday reality, perhaps by holding on to a sense of humor, we can find a sliver of relief—and maybe even hope—amid the monotony of corporate life.
