We’re under the gun for time again! If you don’t understand what that means… then I’ve had time to color the cartoon and get it back up before you got here.
If not, well, you see.
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Now I want to do a whole thing where Ramon and Paste are detectives.
Growing up… It’s tough to do. Too tough for some folks, I guess.
Of course, the low route has to be considered… Otherwise how would politicians plan anything at all?
I don’t know if the contractor was coming or going, but that’s quite a way to get called out either way, ain’t it?
Darn Tough brand. They have the most versatile socks… in case you were wondering.
They aren’t necessarily the most attractive, depending on who you ask, but they are pretty darn tough and worthwhile footgear.
I remember listening to an editorial cartoonist who’d been asked by his new editor if he was the sort of guy who would scribble and scratch away all day and come out with a great editorial cartoon, or one of these guys who sat and thought about it a lot before he got to work.
The more astute of you have already realized by the language that the question is loaded. And that the cartoonist said he’s a scribbler and a scratcher.
Really, though… when you’re making up subtle plans- do you want Wile E. Coyote ordering up stuff from ACME and hammering up a deathtrap, or do you want a corporate villain who’s sitting calmly with his eyes narrowed thinking up ten different ways to cripple the bargaining leverage of another corporation? And making a sort of satisfied humming noise. That’s ominous, that is.
Holiday weekend! I went to dinner with the amazing Guy Gilchrist, and therefore did not have time to color today’s cartoon… yet.
If you’re reading this wondering what the heck I’m talking about… then I finally went back and colored the cartoon.
I’ve done murals. I’ve done murals on loose substrate that had to then be applied or affixed to it’s final home.
It’s not fun. On the other hand, this was fun:
Chalk mural. Yes, I drew a grid to transfer the sketch to the wall.
There’s a catch to everything, ain’t there?
