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Who can forget those wonderful, rollicking cartoon shorts of the 30's and 40's? Nowadays they're all done on computers, but back in those halcyon times they were hand-crafted in latex on celluloid, by legions of skilled artisans, using live models.

Well, those models are obsolete now, but they're still around.

This is their story...

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My Dad

March 30th, 2011 | by Phil
Posted In: Blog

Let me introduce my dad. He aspired to be a cartoonist when he was a young man, and developed a good deal of skill at it. Though he only published a couple of panel cartoons, he continued scribbling long into adulthood, which in turn inspired me in this humble effort.

I think he had a good design sense. Here’s a piece he did as a teen:

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Calamity

March 28th, 2011 | by Phil
Posted In: Blog

I’ve been sort of laid up with some kind of strange flu; cramps, fever, and digestive problems, but no respiratory involvement, thank goodness. I hope to take a break and get a buffer built up. In the meantime, I think I’ll mooch off my family.

This picture was drawn by my son, who is presently in Madrid blowing trumpet with his school band.Watching me draw once cracked him up, much like I did when watching my dad draw. I don’t think he’s going to pursue cartooning (who really knows?), but he’s got some talent.

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All Tied Up

March 11th, 2011 | by Phil
Posted In: Comics
All Tied Up

Gettin’ tired of drawing this rackin’ frackin’ spider. I only hope it’s worth it… in reader enjoyment!

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