Comic of two men walking. An older man says, “I once had a fit body like yours. Then my warranty expired.”
This is a cartoon I did back in 1996 for the sixth edition of the “New Rider’s Internet Yellow Pages.”
Cartoon of a boy at a computer. Boy says to Mom, “I’m writing a blog. Does your family or Dad’s have the most sordid details?”
There are no sordid details in my blog… at least none I’m aware of. It seems safe to talk about yourself as opposed to loved ones. If that doesn’t work, make a cartoon out of them and distort the details enough so no one recognizes themselves.
I drew this in Adobe Illustrator CS2
Cartoon of an alligator and Noah. The caption says, “Despite Al’s friendly manner, Noah turned down his request to room with the sheep.”
Cartoon of a boy and teacher. The boy says, “It’s hard to wipe the slate clean when you use a permanent marker.”
I’ve often heard people say, “I’ll forgive, but you better believe I won’t forget.” It is a difficult thing to do, isn’t it? If I’ve slighted you, I hope you’ve forgotten about it. It wasn’t on purpose… honest! But we must remember great things come through patience and forgiveness.
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. Be sure to wipe the slate clean!