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Wrapped Up in Apologies


Student Apologies, originally uploaded by speartoons.

Cartoon: Student says to teacher, “For anything I may do this school year, I’d like to offer a blanket apology.”

Also works for Illustration Friday. This week’s word is “wrapped.” This guy is wrapped up in getting his apologies out of the way first. There’s a few sports figures and politicians that could learn from that. Just apologize in advance when you’re elected or get that multi-million dollar contract.

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I drew this in Adobe Illustrator CS3

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A Dog’s Birthday Party

Cartoon of two dogs. One says, “If a dog year is equal to seven people years, we should be getting birthday parties every eight weeks.”

This cartoon is copyrighted. I can provide a watermark free cartoon upon request.

I drew this in Adobe Illustrator.
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Cartoon: A boring summer

Cartoon of two boys. One says to the other, “What a boring summer! Not one of us has had a trip to the emergency room.”

When you’re a kid, you get discouraged because nothing exciting happened all summer. When you’re a parent, you’re praying nothing exciting happens to the kids all summer. Excitement can be quite expensive
It’s hard to believe it’s almost time for school. Let the excitement begin!
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Mike Lynch Cartoons: Too Many Sketchbooks

Mike Lynch has a great post about every cartoonist’s dilemma: how to make the sketchbook work.

Is one enough? Can you ever have too many? I like Mike’s approach. My tendency has been to have one sketchbook and then put everything in there. It works for me, but perhaps Mike has a better idea.
Mike Lynch Cartoons: Too Many Sketchbooks
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Cartoon: Tastes in television

Cartoon of girl and teddy bear. Girl says “I don’t like your taste in television.”

I wonder what the bear wants to watch? The obvious choice would be “Animal Planet.” Then again, maybe he’s a Sponge Bob fan.

You know it’s getting close to the end of a school break when kids argue with even inanimate objects. If the object brings the kid to tears, then you know it’s time for a nice, family walk around the neighborhood.

I drew this in Adobe Illustrator CS2