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three polar bears make snowballs to bowl at penguins

A wonderful cartoon by Mike Williams, who also has the audacity to mix polar bears with penguins

From the Bloghorn: The annual Illustrators show [has just opened] at the Chris Beetles Gallery in St James’s, London and runs until January 8.

The Illustrators 2010 showcases many of Britain’s best loved and most respected illustrators and cartoonists from the past two centuries.

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John Read sent me some photos and information on the upcoming One Fine Sunday Exhibition:

I was given space (in a former jewelry store, hence the wonderful jewelry cases) in the largest and busiest mall in Mississippi.  This is where the exhibit will be through August.  In September, the show goes on the road to Disney Toonfest in Marceline, Missouri, then on to Omaha, Nebraska at the Bemis Center.

one fine sunday opening

One Fine Sunday Exhibition

cartoons in jewelery cabinets

Wish I could zoom in!

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My good friend, Jason Chatfield, reminded me of an exhibition we have contributed to (he does the legendary comic strip, Ginger Meggs). It kicks off this week and you can read more about it in this Australian Cartoonists Association blog post.Exhibition of cartoons including Arctic Circle and Ginger Meggs

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a mere 19 dollars entry...

The Tim Burton Exhibition at the ACMI

I never really thought of Tim Burton, the film director, as a cartoonist, but the guy definitely shows the symptoms in his ACMI exhibition. Masses of drawings, a vivid imagination and the desire to tell a story, even in just one panel. You couldn’t take photos, so I had fun trying to sketch some of what I saw.

the last of its kind

This started as a sketch on a doodle pad and then became one of his more effective acrylic paintings

There were a lot of fantastic creatures

NB. The exhibition was packed. Even first thing on a Wednesday, a couple of weeks after the exhibition had opened. Despite a $19 entrance fee. This would be unheard of for a cartoonist’s exhibition. Just goes to show that moving pictures are the way to go…

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I love going to galleries as I come out feeling inspired. I think that this makes the hour or so I’ve spent in them worthwhile, even though it could be viewed as another form of procrastination – I should have been working on Arctic Circle ideas when I went to the Ron Mueck exhibition at the NGV St Kilda Road. It was so much better to see the actual sculptures rather than the photos as only in real life can you see how his sense of scale messes with the subject.

Dead Dad - strangely poignant

Dead Dad - strangely poignant

Small babies are disturbing enough - this one was HUGE

Small babies are disturbing enough - this one was HUGE

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This one looks strangely like my friend, Gary from this angle

This one looks strangely like my friend, Gary from this angle

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