I'm lucky enough to have a few cartoons in one or two magazines at the moment. This has cheered me up because unfortunately I'm in the middle of a black hole of humour at the moment. I haven't thought of any (what I consider) decent gags for ages, and the stuff appearing in print was drawn some time ago.
Ah, well- Hopefully I'll have a creative kick up the backside, because I'm back listening to Stuart Maconie's Freak Zone, on BBC 6 Music (note to BBC bosses- ARE YOU MAD?! DON'T SHUT THIS STATION DOWN!)
Often the stuff I draw when listening to this ends up published- It must connect some humour synapses in the old noggin.
So - here's one of the gags- which is in the Reader's Digest (another fine institution at risk of closure-Hopefully the reports of many potential buyers will prove to be true and they'll keep going).
Ah, well- Hopefully I'll have a creative kick up the backside, because I'm back listening to Stuart Maconie's Freak Zone, on BBC 6 Music (note to BBC bosses- ARE YOU MAD?! DON'T SHUT THIS STATION DOWN!)
Often the stuff I draw when listening to this ends up published- It must connect some humour synapses in the old noggin.
So - here's one of the gags- which is in the Reader's Digest (another fine institution at risk of closure-Hopefully the reports of many potential buyers will prove to be true and they'll keep going).
Yes- the hopeless sap of a customer is me. Friends of mine manage to build cars out of raw metal, yet I think it’s an achievement if I manage to change a lightbulb in a front indicator.
Good news, Mr. Len ... http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/apr/09/readers-digest-uk-jon-moulton
ReplyDeleteWoo hoo! I'd best start thinking up some new gags then
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