Thanks to Seth Abramson for the link to the truly brilliant Garfield Minus Garfield, in which an intrepid Photoshop editor removes Garfield from Garfield strips and produces something quite brilliant.
2 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Intriguing!
Some of the revised Garfield strips (February 27th & March 4th in particular) remind me of "other things" ...
The one with the ice cream cone is a "direct quote" from a very old riddle asked at the expense of any extremely uncoordinated kid or adult. I have forgotten just how the riddle was phrased "way back when" so I can't recite it for you here ... unfortunately, I guess :D))
The strip about doing-nothing-at-all fits right in with a discussion of BOREDOM that I heard recently on one of my favorite public radio programs, "To the Best Of Our Knowledge" (aka TTBOOK). This weekly magazine-style radio show airs a wide-ranging assortment of unusual and/or timely topics, engagingly presented by a team of producer/interview- ers based in Madison, Wisconsin. Tapes of the TTBOOK shows (including the one on boredom) are archived at: www.wpr.org
2 comments:
Intriguing!
Some of the revised Garfield strips (February 27th & March 4th in particular) remind me of "other things" ...
The one with the ice cream cone is a "direct quote" from a very old riddle asked at the expense of any extremely uncoordinated kid or adult. I have forgotten just how the riddle was phrased "way back when" so I can't recite it for you here ... unfortunately, I guess :D))
The strip about doing-nothing-at-all fits right in with a discussion of BOREDOM that I heard recently on one of my favorite public radio programs, "To the Best Of Our Knowledge"
(aka TTBOOK). This weekly magazine-style radio show airs a wide-ranging assortment
of unusual and/or timely topics, engagingly presented by a team of producer/interview-
ers based in Madison, Wisconsin. Tapes of
the TTBOOK shows (including the one on
boredom) are archived at: www.wpr.org
-- dhsh
very funny. thanks.
Post a Comment