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Posted: May 20, 2013 Filed under: (c) Everything Else in between, Pot Luck | Tags: cartoon, comic, funny, humor, humour, outside the box Leave a comment »Mirrors never tell lies
Posted: May 17, 2013 Filed under: (c) Everything Else in between, Pot Luck | Tags: anti wrinkle cream, cartoon, comic, funny, humor, humour, mirrors don't lie, outside the box 6 Comments »Full of….
Posted: May 15, 2013 Filed under: (c) Everything Else in between, Dung Beetles | Tags: cartoon, comic, full of shit, funny, humor, humour, outside the box 4 Comments »
So that’s where all those missing socks end up
Posted: May 13, 2013 Filed under: (c) Everything Else in between, Secret lives of giants | Tags: cartoon, comic, finger puppet, funny, giant, humor, humour, outside the box, where missing socks go 4 Comments »
Thanks to Face Like a Frying Pan for helping me with this idea for another Secret lives of giants series cartoon.
Free Doug the Dung Beetle Activity book for iPad
Posted: May 10, 2013 Filed under: (c) Everything Else in between, Dung Beetles, Freebies | Tags: activity book, book release, cartoon, comic, freebie, funny, giveaway, humour, outside the box 2 Comments »This is a special big thank you gift to all of you for reading my cartoons and ‘liking’ Doug the Dung Beetle (undoubtedly one of my favourite characters).
To get this May Friday freebie, all you need is an iPad and you can download it to your iBooks App. Here are some quick links to your country’s iTunes store
USA, Canada, Australia, UK, New Zealand
Come on, do a bit of finger exercising and click a link above to download.
And if you don’t have an iPad, but still want a freebie, click here to see what other freeebies are available.
Gnat woes
Posted: May 10, 2013 Filed under: (c) Everything Else in between, Insects | Tags: cartoon, comic, drown sorrows, funny, gnat, humor, humour, outside the box, wine 4 Comments »
I became intrigued by the glow worm when I initially created this glow worm cartoon (boy, the drawings have improved since then, haven’t they?) early on in my website. It was then that I discovered that the glow worm was part of a four stage cycle (egg, glow worm, pupa and gnat/fly). The last stage purely involves reproduction and hence no time to eat, so no need for a mouth I guess.






