An idea for a limerick comic strip. No one was interested though. Text reads:There was a young man of Devizes
Whose ears were of different sizes
The one that was small
Was of no use at all
But the other won several prizes
Whose ears were of different sizes
The one that was small
Was of no use at all
But the other won several prizes
Pen and sepia ink on nasty shiny paper. 19cm x 7cm. Click to enlarge.
8 comments:
saddlers, nadlers, stirrups and chirrups come to mind...
That nasty shiny paper is good for finger painting...I'd like to see some of that 'ere...
how is this snap?
hehehe... sounds like a metaphor of my sister's and my life :s
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I honest to God laughed for 5 minutes on this one.
hahha...great one!
cooool! 10/10!
Ellis, hi! Do you remember your etching teacher at City Lit? Glad to have discovered your wonderful site via a link on Walt's blog (Crackskull Bob). You're going on my blogroll right away. I'm still doing the Augustine cartoons etc etc - come and visit my site. It would be good to see you at my book launch on Thursday (April 12) at the Cartoon Museum,6:30-8:30, can you be there?
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