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Images that struck my eye as I flipped through this week's Time at the pool. Sorry it posts so small, but as always, you can click to enlarge.
I was deeply saddened to read of Doug Marlette's death. I had the opportunity to meet Mr. Marlette when I was an editorial cartoonist and student at UNC-CH. He was, and will continue to be, an inspiration in my life.
What a neat idea! I like the variety of drawings. When I saw the word donkey I thought it said "Ponkey" and at first thought it was going to be a picture of Pokey combined with a donkey--now that's a scarey thought!
ReplyDeleteScary...but kinda funny too. "Ponkey," I like the sound of it!
ReplyDeleteExcellent spread. Now of course you know you have to draw a ponkey!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of summing up what you see in a magazine on a spread like this one. I particularly like your treatment of the man holding the basketball.
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