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Webcomic: Grow, Baby Grow!

Cartoon of a couple in garden with giant fruit. Guy says, “Just what kind of fertilizer did that guy on the gardening site recommend?”


This is an illustration I did back in 1996 for the sixth edition of the “New Rider’s Internet Yellow Pages.”


I do not have a green thumb. I have avoided “Farmtown” on Facebook for this reason. Why spend time to see virtual plants die when I can do it in the comfort of my back yard?

New Rider’s Publishing and me own the copyright to this image. Please do not use without permission.


Speartoons are examples of my sketches and cartoons Please respect my copyright and ask first before you would use them.
All art copyright 2008 Kevin Spear. Use of graphics is prohibited without prior written consent.
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Fine Arts Tech

Cartoon of man with wrecked computer. He says, “It wasn’t working so I converted it into a fine arts piece.”


This is an illustration I did back in 1996 for the sixth edition of the “New Rider’s Internet Yellow Pages.”

Ironically enough, when I first tried to post this, my computer crashed. It must have been offended by the whole gag. Well, it wouldn’t be the first time I’ve offended someone. It happens whenever you deal in humor.

New Rider’s Publishing and me own the copyright to this image. Please do not use without permission.

Speartoons are examples of my sketches and cartoons Please respect my copyright and ask first before you would use them.
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Cartoon: Steam Powered PC

Cartoon of two men next to an Victorian-looking computer. One says, “There’s a good chance your computer isn’t environmentally friendly.”


This is a classic cartoon I did back in 1996 for the sixth edition of the “New Rider’s Internet Yellow Pages.”


I picture this computer belonging to Charles Dickens at one time. I can just see him typing out, “Please, sir, I want some more.” Of course, Charles would have been thinking about more RAM when he thought of that.

New Rider’s Publishing and me own the copyright to this image. Please do not use without permission.

Speartoons are examples of my sketches and cartoons Please respect my copyright and ask first before you would use them.
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Cartoon: Preaching on Youtube

Cartoon of two men. One says, “Great sermon. I already uploaded the highlights to Youtube.”

Technology is changing the churches I’ve been in. Almost everyone has a projector now and many have wireless Internet. It makes me wonder how the church will look in twenty years.
I drew this cartoon for The Church of God E-Newsletter.
I drew this in Adobe Illustrator CS3

Speartoons are examples of my sketches and cartoons Please respect my copyright and ask first before you would use them.
All art copyright 2008 Kevin Spear. Use of graphics is prohibited without prior written consent.
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Cartoon: Recycling Education

Cartoon of two children and an old computer at a bust stop. The caption reads, “Melanie’s dad found a unique way to recycle his old computer.


This is a classic cartoon I did back in 1996 for the sixth edition of the “New Rider’s Internet Yellow Pages.”


When I drew this cartoon, I thought the PC looked somewhat modern. Is that a 3 1/2″ or a 5 1/4″ floppy drive? Where’s the SCSI cable? What do you mean it’s wireless?

New Rider’s Publishing and me own the copyright to this image. Please do not use without permission.

Speartoons are examples of my sketches and cartoons Please respect my copyright and ask first before you would use them.
All art copyright 2008 Kevin Spear. Use of graphics is prohibited without prior written consent.