This was another of my Comics Buyer’s Guide submissions, and it’s a good example of my ambition exceeding my artistic ability. I was trying hard to get back into the drawing groove, and it shows.
It’s not bad through panel 4, but then the drawing falls apart. In the last panel the mom captures the relaxed and loose feeling I was trying for, and I liked the idea of implying their son was born during a comic book convention.
While the boys continue their bickering, I’m finding more of my stuff that appeared in CBG.
Not quite ready to begin a run of Jeanie Beanie comic strips, but the taxes are done. I found another one of my newspaper cartoons, drawn in a faux-underground style.
It includes a little dig at the 1980 Republican National Convention, but I don’t remember if the editor let it go through to print. This was drawn almost 40 years ago, and it still bugs me that I didn’t have enough time before deadline to add a couple more faces to that white space!
Something else I drew for the newspaper…
Visiting Mount Vernon, Trump reportedly said of George Washington…
“If he was smart, he would’ve put his name on it. You’ve got to put your name on stuff or no one remembers you.”
There is nothing new about Trump’s “we’re full” line on immigration.
Politics aside, just look at that masterful drawing skill and outstanding color and printing quality!
