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I'm in the planning stages of doing a collection of sketches based on the wacky left. This is the cover idea.
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I'm in the planning stages of doing a collection of sketches based on the wacky left. This is the cover idea.
A little more random weirdness caught in ink.....
I throw darts in a Decatur league when I'm not chained to my drafting table. So here's an idea for our team shirt.
Just messing around with an idea that reminded me of Ralph Steadman's work with Hunter S. Thompson. I rediscover Steadman's cartoons every so often and I always get this uncontrollable urge to "get weird" in the ol' sketchbook.
Lao Tzu popularized Toaism in the 6th century B.C. I like to think of him as Yoda with chopsticks.
Jonathan Swift (1667-1745) was satirist and had a thing about tiny, tiny people.
Just goofing around with archetypes....
Every once in a while, I like to play with a book cover idea just to get a good workout.
Now THAT'S a doodle. Did this during a phone call that lasted WAAAY too long.
Goofing around in Photoshop with an alternative version of Glenn Reynolds' Army of Davids.
I've been playing with the idea of interpreting interesting, historical quotes. Welcome to "Quiptoons", my foray into a regular humor feature for this site. Hope you enjoy.
After watching "El Dorado" for the jillionth time, I got my watercolor pad out and did this. By the way, has there ever been a more drunk, clueless, spittle-ridden sherrif than Robert Mitchum's?
Allen Forkum art directed this piece for his newspaper, Automotive Report. My favorite part is the irate cave dude's sun dial watch. Yabba Dabba Doo.
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