Kono Bijutsu-bu ni wa Mondai ga Aru!

Cute girl who has a crush in a boy. But, the boy is so fanatic into his interest until doesn't heed any feelings from her. So funny and humorous. Same comedy style. School settings. 

Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun and Kono Bijutsubu ni wa Mondai ga Aru! both revolve around a group of students and their main genre is comedy. They have similar kind of comedy and they both focus on a cute girl that likes a guy who doesn't notice it, because he is way too much into his interest. In both anime, this interest has to do with art (manga and just drawing 2D girls). 

- Cute girl has a crush on a boy who is only interested in anime/manga. - Main character is also voiced by Ari Ozawa (Sakura Chiyo) - Same type of comedy. - Both have really cute art and animation. - Funny animes with school setting.  

Both shows revolve around a female protagonist pursuing a crush on a totally oblivious, disinterested male. Both female protagonists are in the art club, and are also voiced by the same voice actor. Both shows are comedic in nature, with very little real "romance" throughout the show. The supporting cast is also quite similar in regard to comic relief in both shows as well.  

Both series feature best girls who really enjoy making art with their crush who is just completely oblivious to the girls feelings. The only real difference between the two series is that Kono Bijutsubu ni wa Mondai ga Aru! takes place in a middle school setting and is a little goofier. Whereas Nozaki-kun is a just a little more mature when it comes to the romance. In the end both series are a really fun watch and if you liked one I absolutely recommend the other  

The Waifus of these animes (Mizuki and Sakura) have very similar personalities (they even have the same Seiyuu), both animes have a similarly absurd style of comedy and are set in schools with themes about art and drawing. 

Both are art-related romantic comedies with a protagonist who is oblivious about human emotions and the other one who is too conscious about it. Both have short stories in each episode. 

Gekkan Shoujo is about a high school student called Nozaki, and he works as a mangaká. Konobi is about an arts club where subaru is otaku and he's in search of his perfect waifu. The two protagonists do not realize who likes them (Nozaki with Sakura, and Subaru with Usami) All four draw, being the boys, manga style. Gekkan Shoujo is a lot funnier than Konobi, but Konobi doesn't get behind! The secondary characters are hilarious for both. 

Our female main character it's in love with a guy who only pay attention to his passion (one makes shoujo-mangas and the other one draws 2D waifus). Because of this she'll try to make him pay attention to her. A traditional romcom structure, but artsy (?) 

Both feature a female high-school student who has a crush on the male MC. Even after a desperate attempt from her to convey her feeling to him. The male MC is too enclosed with his work to realize her feeling for her.  

On hindsight, there are highlighted similarities on KyoAni's Chuunibyou: both are romcom, and both have Chuunibyou-characters with silly antics, and both have enough enthusiasm and comedy to go on about. Both also have Sumire Uesaka (Dekomori's seiyuu in Chuunibyou; Cole-chan on Kono Bijutsubu) even. For those hungry for more normal-X-otaku kind of romcom, look no further. 

Moe, cute, kawaii, whatever you call it, these two series makes you melt of cuteness of character. very funny ride. 

Both have enjoyable characters (some suffering from Chuunibyou syndrome) and are in the romantic comedy/slice of life genre. The soundtracks are really cool as well. ^^ I think someone has mentioned this before, but I think Colette was inspired or similar to Dekomori. They even share the same seiyuu, or voice actress (Sumire Uesaka). [Colette is known to hang out in lockers throughout Konobi, which I think is a reference to when Dekomori was stuck in one in Episode 3 of Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai!?] If you liked Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai then I think This Art Club Has a Problem! should be your next watch.  

-Both have cute, moe characters and a chuunibyou character -Most of the story takes place in a school setting - a clubroom, mainly -Though compared to Chuunibyou it's more light-hearted and less drama 

They both got cute delusional girls. Similar laid back slice of life romance feel. Both got nice guy male protagonist.  

Both shows have similar tone in their comedy. Very good soundtracks and sound design + visual that really sell the comedy in a way that uses the medium of anime well. 

Gamers! has a environment like Konobi. Besides than they are in a club, it has characters with similar "vibes" and the comedy goes the same way as Konobi. 

These two slice of life shows involve an after school club of students who share a similar passion toward a certain hobby. While "Gamers!" shares the story of gaming enthusiasts, Konobi shares the story of art hobbyists. 

Both shows are pretty similar, except instead of a group of gamers it's an art club. The characters are fantastic, there should be at least one character that you could relate to on some level. The stories both have a similar feel to them. And although there's no ridiculously complicated love pentagon, there is a really adorable romance between two of the main characters. 

The setting revolves around a school club, the girl is obsessed with the guy, and there's a lot of misunderstanding based humor. 

They have the same vibes and pleasant feeling when you watch them. Similarities -The girls both paints. -have good comedy. -have weird people around -have prodigy painters Dissimilarities -the boy is the prodigy in painting while in sakurasou the girl is the prodigy. -the boy in kono bijutsubu only is interested in 2D girls 

main characters shares the same interest, good story to tell. cute couple relations and very kawaii girls :D interested? go watch it now! 

Both include incredibly dense MC A FMC that tries everything to impress the MC Both stories are about a school club How clumsy you are, Miss Ueno is a lot more shorter but they're both super funny and entertaining to watch  

Two light-hearted animes that take place in short, segmented episodes. Despite the lack of an overarching plot, both shows cultivate a deep connection with the characters as the season progresses. Similar dynamic of just barely not-dating between the protagonists. Also is set in a school club with other members. Same hilarious situations, interactions, and misunderstandings in both. If you laughed at all in Art Club, then you will laugh in Love is War. 

Both anime is in a school club setting where they focus on the main character doing club activities. Both anime features a one-sided crush within the main cast. (Chinatsu towards Yui for Yuru Yuri and Mizuki towards Subaru)  

This Art Club Has a Problem! and NetoYome are each series about a group of teenagers in a club at their high school. There is a character who is obsessed with virtual life/characters. The main female character has a big crush on the main male character. Each series has its moments with fan service. The main difference is that NetoYome is about a computer gaming club, while This Art Club Has a Problem is obviously about an art club. 

Both Protags are Hardcore Otaku's with Creativity Oozing out of there bodies. they both feature Aspects of meta-Humor great openings and Endings as well both take place in what is similar to an after school club 

D-Frag! and Konobi share a very similar premise (a group of students in a club). In D-Frag! is the Game Development Club; in Kono Bijutsubu the Art Club. Each character of the two series has a well-defined unique personality, and thanks to the interaction between the characters, comic situations occur.