Monday, May 20, 2013
Liquid Dreams
Sorry for my absence, but hopefully I'm back with a bang and a backfire. I had fun drawing this one up. I consider it a rough but do you think it would make a good inspirational poster if I do a tight cleanup of it? I really want to. I'm hoping this little piece of Americana might inspire flies as well as people. The Illustration Friday word for the week was 'Liquid'. Hope they don't throw me out. ha.
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Sunday, May 5, 2013
My first cartoon book is taking shape...
Thought you might like to see a little teaser for the cartoon book I've been working on. It's my little tribute to the C-players of costumed crime fighting.
I'm a little over half way done with this first book and having a ball. Hopefully you will enjoy it when it's all done. -Ted
Monday, April 29, 2013
Farewell.
So Im worried that, with all this smart phone technology numbing our brains, that people are getting dumber and dumber. If animals start getting smarter, then we just might end up with a Bunny Babysitter. Just thinkin' out loud.
Labels:
babysitter,
bunny,
vacation
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Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Pups With A Plan
In my world dogs may not have thumbs but they can use a hammer anyway. That's why I love cartooning, because animals can walk upright and do whatever, and nobody questions it. To satisfy the Illustration Friday word this week: 'TRAIN' your dog right! Is that reaching? Oh yeah, no cats were harmed in the making of this cartoon.
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Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Urban Poodle
I found this cartoon in a stack of old Xerox paper when I was overhauling my studio. I must have drawn it years ago because I completely forgot about it. Spruced it up a bit and here ya go! -Ted
Labels:
cartoon,
delinquency,
dog humor,
park,
poodle
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Saturday, March 30, 2013
Caught on camera! The Easter Bunny Factory!
Labels:
comic,
easter bunny,
easter humor,
factory humor
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Monday, March 25, 2013
More Paleozoic Humor: "Missing The Old Neighborhood"
It was hard. Leaving all your friends and crawling up on land was not for the squeamish. We tend to forget the great fish pioneers of the Paleozoic, like the Gordons here. They knew the importance of fresh air and abundant sunshine. The timid stayed behind at first, not wanting to venture far from their comfort zones, but like every trend, word of the exciting, new frontier with the dirt-cheap real estate reached the depths, and suddenly EVERY TomFish, DickFish and HarryFish wanted lungs.
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Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Monday, March 11, 2013
Mayfly Memories
Labels:
bug,
bugs,
comic,
humor,
life insurance,
mayflies,
mayfly,
rest home,
retirement
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