The Clipping Service–Two Great Quotes from the Newspaper
Yesterday, I was catching up on the last two weeks of The Boston Sunday Globe, and these two quotes floored me. The first is from an interview with Anne Perry, an English author of historical detective fiction who was convicted of the murder of her friend’s mother in 1954. The second is from an article from the Ideas section of the Globe on whether sincerity is an important qualification for a politician. (They argue it is not.)
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Happy Passover!
Since this year’s strip will be coming next week, here’s last years! |
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Fashion For Your Favorite Gay Person
Pride Parade season is on it’s way, and you’ve got nothing to wear?! Look no further! Choose from lots of different styles of high-quality shirts in an array of colors! There are also mugs, ipad cases and more at the LGBTQ-shirt store! |
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When You Need A Flightless Bird Before Your Flight
Does this mean you can buy penguins here at a reasonable price? |
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Hurrah to Draw!
Yesterday I did a talk at The Amherst Club, a rotary-type organization, and in the past few years I’ve tried to incorporate in my talks why it’s important for everyone to do art, whether or not they see themselves as “a creative types.” In my opinion, drawing is a low-risk exercise in tolerating uncertainty, a practice in not knowing what will happen next. Lucky for me, (and all of you) some smarty genius just made my world-wide crusade to get people drawing much easier. It’s the really fun smartphone/ipad app called Draw Something, and there’s a free version. It’s a Pictionary-type of game that you play back and forth with friends, but on your own time. (Like Words With Friends is to Scrabble.) Here are the two links to download the game. Have fun! AND SPEAKING OF DRAWING…Today I found myself on an airplane heading to Illinois for a family commitment. We decided the Sky Mall catalog needed a little pepping up. It began with a few moustaches and went downhill from there…
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I Juana Be Just Like Her
Former intern and design rock god Juana Medina has just sent me more goodies. Here are two recent short animation videos she did in 2012. Be sure to watch them on full screen.
Environmental Film Festival – Bumper animation from juana medina on Vimeo.
Happy 2012! from juana medina on Vimeo. |
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Mass Live Q&A– How Vomit is a Sign of Progress
As part of Women’s History Month, the Springfield Republican asked me some questions about women and humor and the biz of cartooning. Speaking of funny, my cat Seltzer got a haircut. Now his head looks two sizes too big for his body, and he reminds me of a Japanese eraser.
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Work Habits, Breakfast Habits & Escort Service Wishes revealed…
Today’s Interview With The Cartoonist Studio: http://on.fb.me/xjTndu
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Edouard Manet Comes Back From The Dead To Paint My Portrait
I think Edouard (or Eddie, as I like to call him) did a bang up job.
(A shout-out to the hacks at the NCS who dug up Manet and got him painting.) |
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