A Tasty Pun

Too obvious? 

Yet another quick-sketch gag drawn on the back of a business card. Hey, it works!

 

The Eyes (Don't) Have It

 

Two snowman cartoons in a row! I must miss Winter. This one's kind of a subtle gag, but I think you'll see the point.

Ambitious!

 

 I would try if this if we ever got more than a quarter-inch of snow.

Think Machine

 

 Another gag sketched on the back of a business card. (Tiny art = getting stuff done!)

Bite Me

 

We recently finished a re-watch of "Millennium," the Chris Carter-created TV series that used the famous image of a snake eating its tail -- known as ouroboros -- as its logo. This struck me as a particularly non-animal-like behavior. 

(Drawn on the back of a business card, so don't enlarge the image too much -- it was pretty small to begin with!)

Swell Head

 

 I know a few people who could use this light-bulb moment.

Masked Man

 

I drew this on the back of a business card during the height of the "I'm not going to wear a mask" craze that swept/continues to sweep this nation. Sigh...

 

Master of disguise

 

 

 A silly sketch card that I thought ended up working pretty well for this webcomic.

Gator commentary

 

 

 

 

I drew this on the back of a business card a few weeks ago while Florida's COVID cases were booming.

 

I guess it could also serve as a commentary on sea-level rise and climate change.

 

Either way: Alligators. 

Kaboom

I haven't posted many new cartoons in the past year, but at least 10 weeks of new gags starts today!

I'm glad I have a working beard trimmer

With salons and barbers closed for the pandemic, this may soon be all of us.

(An old mini-comic cover that suddenly feels a lot more relevant.)

Apocalypse Funnies

I've been meaning to get back to the webcomic, and this current crisis just might provide that opportunity (as well as give me a few things to comment upon). Here's a quick opening salvo.

Ho-ho-homicide

'Tis the season for my first new cartoon in a few months! It's good to be back (if even for just one week) after my brief hiatus. I'll try to get back to weekly postings again in 2020. For now, though, here's a little holiday treat.

All my iconography defaults to the 1970s.

This week's quick-sketch cartoon was most emphatically not drawn in front of the television. That's my story and I'm sticking with it.

"Not a puppet!"

Ripped from the headlines...

Guilty as charged

Autobiography at its finest.

The planet is on fire and I (don't) feel fine

Obviously this was inspired by the recent swath of fires in the Amazon, but this isn't just a Brazil problem (there are also massive waves of human-set fires in the Congo, Indonesia and other parts of the world), nor is it just a fire problem (we're destroying so much else, in so many other ways). But it all adds up, and it's all...not very smart.

Here's hoping my next environmentally themed cartoon touches on something a wee bit less despairing!

"I am consumer, destroyer of worlds"

A super-quick sketch I'll draw in more detail one of these days, but for now -- hot on the heels of Earth Overshoot Day -- this will do.

I felt like drawing a cute whale (but then things got a little dark...)

Grainy images of the past

Remember the satisfying THUNK of a tape getting sucked into a VCR?