My previous cartoon drew such praise for my drawing skills that I've turned it into a regular series. They are the sort of jokes you wish you'd thought of already, and in most cases you have.In other news, it seemed like late Spring on Wednesday:
Then yesterday is suddenly looked like early Autumn:
Have I missed anything?
12 comments:
Esco's?
Ainsburies wouldn't sponsor me.
It is actually early Autumn. It's September 5th.
Dunno if you're taking antihisatmines for hayfever, but they do make you VERY drowsy ...
Rog, I really think a drawing lesson or 500 would help a bit!
I think it's a symptom of old-age.
I used to teach lots of lads like that.
Fred Bleach, Ron Bleach etc. All mathematically challenged.
It's winter up 'ere. Real grey cold depressing Manchester rain.
Betty: It's the Autumn harvest that brings on the Hay fever. I'm not dr..zzzz
John: I don't suppose you've heard of the School of the Naive? That's where I went anyway.
Dave: According to my Facebook test I'm a Teenager.
Kaz: I bet at least the Bleach Family scrubbed up well and were good at Domestos Science. We've just been chucked on from a great height by South East heavy rain.
Have you considered submitting you're cartoons to a national publication? I'm sure Private Eye would appreciate cutting edge satire.
Pay no attention to those who censure your draughtsmanship. They are just gagging with envy. I see you as leading the Norfolk Nu-fauve School: your shopping cart perfectly captures the essential waywardness of the supermarket trolley.
Hotter: I did once send one to Private Eye. They sent it back but at least didn't criticise my drawing.
Christopher: Thank goodness you are still gracing blogs with your erudite and perceptive comments. "Essential Waywardness"...I'll treasure that!
so, where have you put summer?
Ziggi: I think I left it in St Tropez
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