In my long life I have come up with 2 what could be called political cartoons. I cannot draw so they remain in my head. The one this one brought back to mind was a picture of the boss, hands folded, sitting behind his General Manager sign at his big desk, saying enthusiastically, “I’ve got an idea… “ with the caption: “The scariest words you’ll ever hear.”
Also, illustrating vividly why I’m not a cartoonist but that I got yours!
OK, that's actually not a bad idea and clearly disqualifies you from ever being an editorial page editor. Reminds me of the drawing I did of someone working in a cubicle with the caption: "Where they send you after telling you to think outside the box."
Thank you. One of the highest compliments you can give a cartoonist is to clip their work and stick it up somewhere. Gary Larson (the Far Side guy) and I once talked about having an exhibit and all the work would be displayed on refrigerator doors. Didn't happen: Gary and I have a lot of genius ideas that we're too lazy to carry out.
You're welcome. Not to swell your head, but, I have my clipped collection divided into three categories: work, general, dirty. The internet really messed with my system.
Great piece, Lee, although I think there's a typo in the 7th graf. You write, "they jump to safety wearing one of those golden parachutes and go on to run another company." I think you meant "ruin another company."
In my long life I have come up with 2 what could be called political cartoons. I cannot draw so they remain in my head. The one this one brought back to mind was a picture of the boss, hands folded, sitting behind his General Manager sign at his big desk, saying enthusiastically, “I’ve got an idea… “ with the caption: “The scariest words you’ll ever hear.”
Also, illustrating vividly why I’m not a cartoonist but that I got yours!
OK, that's actually not a bad idea and clearly disqualifies you from ever being an editorial page editor. Reminds me of the drawing I did of someone working in a cubicle with the caption: "Where they send you after telling you to think outside the box."
That's clippable, back when we clipped especially good cartoons for the fridge or cubicle wall.
Thank you. One of the highest compliments you can give a cartoonist is to clip their work and stick it up somewhere. Gary Larson (the Far Side guy) and I once talked about having an exhibit and all the work would be displayed on refrigerator doors. Didn't happen: Gary and I have a lot of genius ideas that we're too lazy to carry out.
You're welcome. Not to swell your head, but, I have my clipped collection divided into three categories: work, general, dirty. The internet really messed with my system.
Great piece, Lee, although I think there's a typo in the 7th graf. You write, "they jump to safety wearing one of those golden parachutes and go on to run another company." I think you meant "ruin another company."
Good point.