Maybe you can turn the male pattern baldness doodle into a joke if you sidestep on the idea... "i gave my lawn a combover' could be w ood joke for a gardening magazine. Of course, the talking man shold be bald himelf. Or it's someone with a combover and someone else asks him where he get his gardening ideas. Or someone has mawed two huge gaps into the lawn and says... 'I think it makes it look smarter'.
Some photos of the white board from the three cartooning classes I’m teaching this month. Very enthusiastic elementary school kids! I draw on the board and the kids copy me, step by step, as we go along.
Sketchbook: Some Behind the Scenes Sketches for an Historical Comic Book
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Mike,
Maybe you can turn the male pattern baldness doodle into a joke if you sidestep on the idea... "i gave my lawn a combover' could be w ood joke for a gardening magazine. Of course, the talking man shold be bald himelf. Or it's someone with a combover and someone else asks him where he get his gardening ideas. Or someone has mawed two huge gaps into the lawn and says... 'I think it makes it look smarter'.
ere are three known Hee Haw artists (not that this art looks like these guys): Jon D'Agostino, Frank Ribage, Tony Tallarico.
Ger, thanks for the suggestions. I think that comment is for another blog entry, but thanks anyway.
Steven, I know Tony Tallarico! And I bet you're right that it's one of them.
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