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Portrait of the Author as a Young Artist
OK, I know what some of you are thinking. “These drawings are so amateurish. How did you ever get into drawing comic strips, and why have you practiced so little?” That’s kind of a long story, but here goes. I fell in … Continue reading
Posted in Cat Comics, cats, comic strips, Digs Burton
Tagged art, art teacher, artistic development, cartoon, cat, children's drawings, clark, comic, comic strips, craft, drawing, dreams, funnies, gas stations, goals, hobby, kitty, love-hate relationship, poetry, publishing, self-publishing, submissions, Sunday funnies, union 76, writing
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Mix 1 Can Mt. Dew, 1 Stinky Marker, and 1 Typo
Posted in comic strips
Tagged Dante, English, John Milton, literature, Milton, poetry, Robert Burns, William Shakespeare
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Posted in comic strips, Digs Burton
Tagged Beatnik, misunderstanding, movers, moving, poetry, spinach, throw the bum out, turtleneck
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Exterminating the Evil Door
Ok, this one might need a little explanation. Having recently finished a BA in Spanish, I remembred a catchy poem about killing a snake called “Sensemaya la culebra”. This adaptation is for the common Midwestern pest: the evil door. It … Continue reading
Posted in Digs Burton
Tagged Abbot and Costello, ceremony, Charlie Chaplin, Cuba, Cuban poetry, door, evil, poetry, slapstick, snake
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Sorry this post is way late. I’ve been out of town, then sick. Good to get out of town though.
This is roughly based on a poem by Rilke entitled “Sometimes a Man Stands Up During Supper”. Be sure to stop by in a few more days to see why I call this strip “Digs Burton“.
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Tagged beard, old fasioned telephone, phone, pizza, poetry, Rilke, urban renewal
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