Paul commented that the cartoon strip that appeared at the right side of my blog is intriguing. But it is very small, he added.
Well, for a good read, here is the larger version. Forgive me if it’s not big enough to be readable on the screen. I actually drew it without thinking of posting it. Weird of me, huh!
Many thanks to all who continue to follow my blog! I promise to continue making you laugh or smile with the series even for just a moment of your day.
The following content is originally posted at Jokes Are Free and is being re-posted in this with full permission.
This site ( jokesarefree.wordpress.com ) first published its first public strips online in August of 2012 and gained distinction in the blogging community with its unique and humor-packed graphic content. It initially gained 20 followers and it is still counting to date. Thus, it has gotten more requests of officially compiling all of its published comic content in its official site.
As an answer to these requests, the contributors or online assistants of Jokes Are Free decided to produce this experimental E-book prior its anniversary date. Consider it as a way of saying “thank you” to its avid readers.
This E-book contains comic strips featuring only the original and mainstay characters created by Jokes Are Free, besides The Bits* characters since its debut. It is packed with the same sense of humor so readers can smile, laugh and enjoy every dash of humor herein.
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As it appears in the original post in Jokes are Free.
Or perhaps she forgot human language?!
As it appears in the original post in Jokes Are Free.
As originally posted in Jokes are Free.
As originally posted in Jokes are Free.
As originally posted in Jokes are Free.
Turkey: From a hand drawing to a graphic-enhanced cartoon character
Someone asked me if I can show the sketches of my cartoon characters. Well, I cannot show you Bwana because it is based on my real portrait but I can show you my recent hand drawing of Turkey for another remake.
The process for the making of this cartoon character may seem easy but tedious. I am honestly enticed to use my Prang and ink on the sketches so everything would be simplified and all that is needed is just to scan the sketches. However, I promised my girl not to do it for her site’s focus is on digital art.
Sometimes our nightmares are actually linked to reality…
As originally posted in Jokes are Free.
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