These cartoons are released with a Creative Commons Zero (CC-0)
license (unless noted) so you can make the most of them.
Laughter is optional; rolling of the
eyes is an acceptable response.
2013 may be gone, but these cartoons are still with us...too bad!
Just in case you still have the interest ----
2011 -
2012 (Older-er Cartoons)
November 10, 2013
Thanks to the wrapper on a stick of Wrigley's sugar free gum for the inspiration.
July 14, 2013 (Happy Bastille Day)
Remember to make your best guess before you hover to see my answer.
Summer activity. Peanuts?
June 16, 2013
February 23, 2013
February 17, 2013
Go ahead, "study" this one before you hover for the answer.
January 24, 2013
January 19, 2013
Learning isn't the same as covering a subject. It's personal, but happens when someone,
often a teacher, lights a spark in your being. Nurture the fire.
Special thanks to
Leo
Loikkannen and
Máirín Duffy
for
their inspiration.
Being self-centered may not be an official affliction, but it is a
common state.
Feel free to adopt this logo, especially where YOU matter. I have.
Released, like everything else here, CCZero. Take it. It's yours.
Click the logo image above to get just the
circle full of I.
Comics created using the wonderful
vector graphic program
Inkscape.
If you want to explore making vector graphic cartoons on your own,
download and install Inkscape which works with Windows, Macintosh and
Linux. It won't cost you anything. It is Free Open Source Software
(FOSS).
Then, if you want, download one of two design templates listed below.
Right click and choose the "Save link as..." option.
Basic betty'n'bob template - three panel
cartoon template and some starter characters.
Instructions template - three
panel template surrounded by some instruction material for how to do
new characters and cartoon elements.
(Right click and choose the "Save link as..." option. Templates [SVG
format] require a program like Inkscape.)
Have fun. Learning is a game that pays you many benefits.