Cartoon of two boys eating. One says, “You can’t find love in a bag of chips. But chips and salsa come close.”
You guessed it. Chips and salsa are one of my favorite foods. Don’t worry, though. It just can’t compete with real love.
I drew this in Adobe Illustrator CS3
Cartoon of man to woman, “I always thought falling head over heels in love was an impossibility.”
“Head over heels” has always sounded like an impossible cliche to me. Then again, I guess our heads are always over our heels, right? That must mean everyone has a chance to fall in love.
I originally drew this cartoon several years ago. When Illustration Friday announced this week’s word was “impossibility,” I went searching through the archives and came up with this one.
I drew this in Adobe Illustrator CS2
Cartoon of a man in his back yard. The neighbor’s dog is raising a fit. The man says, “Love your neighbor and put-up with his pooch.”
Love towards one’s neighbors can be a challenge, especially when he isn’t a model citizen. Sometimes, the neighbor can be all right, but his dog may act like an obedience school drop-out.
To all my neighbors, I hope my dog has not been acting like Cujo lately. I promise I will try to be a model citizen. If I fall short a few times, please forgive me. I’ll show a little mercy too. Let’s face it, we all need that from time to time.
This was a cartoon I drew seven years ago. I updated it and posted it the new version to my website at www.kevinspear.com.
I drew this in Adobe Illustrator CS2.
Sketch from sketchbook 0808. A coy boy looks at a running girl. There may be a crush going on, no?
Caption: “I learned I need to love my enemies. And lucky you, are the closest thing I have to one!”
“Enemies” is such a strong word for me. Enemies sound like someone is ready to blow me up or engage me in a sword deal on my way to work. Sure, people get on my nerves. I get on people’s nerves. Perhaps that’s the closest I come to loving an enemy. I better get started.
