It's a little known fact that before John Hodgman hit upon his popular 700 Hobo Names and 700 Molemen Names lists, he compiled a list of 700 Actuary Names. Over the coming months I shall be illustrating each of these boring men in black suits.
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As my reward for hitting 60 cartoons, I got myself a metal pencil box so I can carry my blue pencils and a couple pens in my backpack and feel fancy. So I drew this one over at our friends the Knights while watching the UNC-Michigan game. Go Heels!
So, you know, everyone brings something to the relationship.
Point, counter-point.
I kinda cheated on the cartoon today by just posting one that Parker drew.
(a large version of this comic)
Noah is also doing a cartoon-a-day, and his are, of course, actually good, since he's an artist and all. Today he helps explain exactly how all these slugs are getting on bandaids.
I think I've discovered that mixed case (i.e. my natural handwriting) is best for true stories and all caps is best for comedy.
This would just be a "poor sketch", but adding a super-title makes it a "cartoon". See how that works? Buddy Guy's Legends has good food, in case you were wondering.
Inspired by true events. Not finding six phone books on our apartment steps -- the alien invasion part.
In case you're worried, this is purely Schmuzzy and Schmerica. Comedy!
I should probably start working on single panel cartoons that just present the joke, so that I don't have to have the "exaggerated reaction" in the third panel. It's the visual equivalent of a laugh track and I know it and I still can't help myself.
"You're going to use up all of your limited text messages per month" didn't flow as well, so I decided that Gerald's on a mobile device that bills him for data plan minutes.
Apelad invited fans to draw Pip of the Laugh Out Loud Cats, which I did. And that inspired me to draw this homage(?) to the LOL Cats as my daily cartoon. (If you're not a fan, which you should be, Pip likes leaves.)