OK, I know Thanksgiving was yesterday, but I’m arguing that this is still relevant as they might have not discovered this until the day after. Also, belated Happy Thanksgiving to all! Comment ▼ Source link
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As a cartoonist you often have to draw different types of dogs. For example, in this cartoon I think that’s a lab in the front left, a poodle front right, and a German shepherd rear right. But what kind of dog is rear left? What breed is leading this meeting? Why it’s an
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You hear it not infrequently – “sales are stagnant.” Or some variation thereof. And I think most of us take phrases like that for granted. Not your friendly neighborhood cartoonist. No, these heroic folk seize upon under-explored verbiage and say to themselves, “Ha! Now there’s something that needs to be poked fun at! Sentence-ending prepositions
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Sometimes it’s the littlest things that trip you up. I’ve drawn hundreds, maybe thousands of office cartoons replete with desks and name plates on those desks. They’re usually the simplest things to draw. And, to be fair, the desk and name plate here were very simple to draw, but it was the name on the
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OK, no big explanation here, just a fun Halloween cartoon as October 31st approaches. I’m not dressing up, but Brie of Frankenstein might make a fun costume. Happy Halloween!! This article, “OK, This IS a Better Pun than Frankenstein’s Muenster” was first published on Small Business Trends Source link
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The trick to this one is you have to know the idiom “it’s not over until the fat lady sings.” I feel like that’s still fairly common, maybe not as prevalent as previous decades, but still in the lexicon I think. I do worry that as I get older my references and word choice seem
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I’m not a big drinker. (Well to be fair, I am large, but I don’t drink a lot.) Mostly I’m a craft beer guy, but occasionally I’ll get a screwdriver or an apricot sour. So when I came across “lowball,” associated “highball” with it, and wrote this cartoon, I knew I’d have to do a
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I’ve done a few name tag cartoons before, but this one was a challenge. You have to place the “camera” further away to show all of the tags, but they also need to read as name tags with different names. There was plenty of zooming and cropping and squinting involved, but I think it turned
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Mostly when I write I write first and draw later. But when I do sales graph cartoons it’s often backwards. Take this cartoon, for example. I drew this graph and that arrow going back over the axis and pondered it for a while. Then my wife looked over my shoulder and said “what’s going on
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Sometimes you run across the image of an organ grinder and his monkey online and you think to yourself “I bet I could come up with a cartoon about that.” And then you sit and think for a while. And then you think some more. And then you take a shower hoping that will help.
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