Sentences with phrase «cartoon print on»

The gapingvoid business cards - my cartoons printed on the back, your personal details printed on the front - are designed to act like «Idiot Filters».

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OWN A PRINT OF THIS CARTOON THE CRUCIFICTION: I used to go to this restaurant on Friday nights because for entertainment they had a magician.

GET A PRINT OF THIS CARTOON MEN vs. WOMEN He says it and then he gets pats on the back.

GET THE ORIGINAL OR PRINT OF THIS CARTOON Since we're on a roll about the role of women in the church and in ministry, I thought I'd post this other old favorite.

Use coupon code «iwant» to get your discount on my cartoons, paintings, prints, and Sophias!

LATE OR ABSENT: (buy a print of this cartoon HERE) I posted another One Minute Message, «In Praise of Pioneers», on YouTube HERE.

I wonder how many of you could print this cartoon off and post it to your company's bulletin board, or the church's, or in your office, or on your cubicle wall, or wherever?

OWN THIS PRINT This cartoon is based on this unbelievable but true news story.

In celebration of Easter I'm putting all my art, drawings and cartoons, including originals and prints, on sale.

I wonder how many of you could print this cartoon off and post it to your company's bulletin board, or the church's, or in your office, or on your cubicle wall,...

All my art is on sale, so get some original art, Sophia prints, cartoons, and more!

BUY THE ORIGINAL or a LIMITED EDITION PRINT From what's going on concerning sexual harassment in the workplace, I wonder how far from the truth this cartoon is.

Just to let you know... I have a 35 % OFF sale on all my prints, including my Sophia drawings, paintings and popular cartoons just for this St. Patrick's Day weekend.

How about drawing a cone of cotton candy on that pale blue, your favorite cartoon or comic on a boring black (print a template online or freehand it), or butterflies on a sunny yellow?

Since I had waxed on and on about how cool it was when big boys no longer wore diapers and could wear underwear instead, I decided I really needed to put my money where my mouth was and purchased a pack of 2T briefs in colorful cartoon prints which he picked out himself at Target.

If you don't still have any of those, you could always grab a foam poster board from the dollar store and tape on printed pictures of your favorite celebrities and cartoons from the»90s.

No longer limited to Disneyland cuteness, piggy - tailed youngsters and candy floss, the cartoon character is being printed on the likes of Tshirts, sweaters and body - con dresses in a manner that speaks of a more rebellious Mouse.

My favorite outfit was a pair of American Eagle jeans (you know, Dawson's Creek Style), a belt made of cartoon images, and some cheesy graphic tee - either my AE Mr. Mustard's tee or a Aeropostale shirt that said «you're so corny» with a corn husk printed on it.

Keep your little one warm with a pair of pink canvas booties with cartoon - themed print on the upper

Shark Dating Simulator XL is a quick - to - play comedy visual novel with colorful cartoon characters and a multiple choice storyline with consequences for Treat yourself, or your nearest and dearest, to a chuckle — any time of the year... Original cartoons and signed Rosko prints — now and new on the

All my cartoons - both Speed Bump and Parade magazine panels - are available as color prints on heavy card stock for $ 50.

The publisher plans a «heavy push» into print - on - demand via Amazon, including several books of Charles Schulz's non-Peanuts cartoons, «Miss Caroline,» a book of cartoons about a girl in the White House, first published in 1963; and «Jack Ooze,» a new comic by Men in Black creator Lowell Cunningham.

Previously on Midlife Crisis Crossover: on May 5th I once again had the pleasure of once again observing Free Comic Book Day, the least fake holiday of them all, that annual celebration when comic shops nationwide offer no - strings - attached goodies as a form of community outreach in honor of that time - honored medium where words and pictures dance in unison on the printed page, whether in the form of super-heroes, monsters, cartoon all - stars, licensed merchandise, or entertaining ordinary folk.

I'm guessing that if one of my cartoons is meaningful enough to you, you'll get tired of seeing it printed on the office laserprinter paper in low - resolution, getting all worn and torn, with the Scotch tape getting all yellow and crinkly.

My friend Hugh McLeod has built an entire career on turning printed cartoons in the workplace into «Cube Grenades ``.

This is an exaggeration because while I do realistic work I also do cartooning, but if somebody is offering me some work to illustrate some art to be printed on their products and they're offering to pay me a sum total of $ 3.25 for 5,000 hours of work then I have no choice but to make that money!

As a «Social Object», a cartoon that one can actually print out and hang on their cube wall, or put on a t - shirt, a business card etc is far more powerful and useful than say, YET ONE MORE IMAGE you can find on the internet and e-mail en masse to your friends.

Keith Thomson, Managing Director up Stonegate Private Council (a wealth management firm up in Toronto) liked the «Dent» cartoon so much, he commissioned a special large one: 40 × 40 inches, printed on metal with a gloss surface.

He basically downloaded one of my cartoons off my blog, printed it out, and stuck it outside his cube at work, for other people to see, hopefully to comment on, and hopefully, to start a conversation.

Of its 14,000 works on paper there are topographical views of York, old master prints, children's illustrations and political cartoons.

Ever since MacLeod sent the cartoon to Clayton and posted it on his blog, gapingvoid (www.gapingvoid.com) more than a year ago, the «blue monster» character has become an unofficial corporate mascot among many Microsoft employees, posted in cubicles, printed on business cards and T - shirts, and added to e-mail signatures.

At each location, The Collective invites people to sit inside The Truth Booth (a giant, inflatable sculpture in the shape of a cartoon speech bubble with the word «Truth» printed on the side) and complete the sentence, «The truth is...» while being videotaped.

The exterior is iconically shaped like a giant cartoon speech bubble with the word «TRUTH» boldly printed on the side.

In one instance, the figures have been painted on fabric printed with multicolored cartoon ghosts, which seem to waver and vibrate as the viewer moves from one side of the canvas to the other.

The exhibition brought together painting, prints, cartoons, textiles and ceramics, moving film, instruments and the all - important jazz sound, to explicitly examine the influence of jazz on British art, design and wider society.

Here are some pictures Rob La Gesse sent me — people at Rackspace who downloaded my cartoons off the web, printed them out and hung them on their walls.

Cartoons offered for free are simply that... «free» and I think Hugh would agree that if one of his free cartoons showed up on package designs promoting Campbells soup or used in a national or global print campaign to promote the newest pharmaceuticals, that image would still be free to use by the chosen company uCartoons offered for free are simply that... «free» and I think Hugh would agree that if one of his free cartoons showed up on package designs promoting Campbells soup or used in a national or global print campaign to promote the newest pharmaceuticals, that image would still be free to use by the chosen company ucartoons showed up on package designs promoting Campbells soup or used in a national or global print campaign to promote the newest pharmaceuticals, that image would still be free to use by the chosen company using it.

Among other nominees are a controversial pair of brothers who defaced some original prints by Goya by drawing cartoon heads on them.

Joseph Nechvatal has channeled an early interest in political, non-violent activism into artistic production: drawings, paintings, murals, political cartoons, videotapes, prints, posters, books, super-8 films, and designs for industrial materials, most of which offer commentary on strategic arms build - ups and the prospect of nuclear war.

Lichtenstein's early works during the 1960s were comments on American Abstract Expressionist paintings by artists such as Jackson Pollock but it was his later brightly coloured prints inspired by popular cartoon imagery and comic strips, incorporating figures such as Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, which became characteristic of his oeuvre.

In Search of the Truth (The Truth Booth) is a portable, inflatable booth econically shaped like a giant cartoon speech bubble with TRUTH printed on its side.

The Playboy gag cartoons are especially inspiring (many include a desert island), and the paper of vintage porn is as fetishized by Mulroney as the images printed on it.

In partnership with the leading Afghan television station 1TV and Free Press Unlimited, the giant inflatable cartoon speech bubble, with the word حقیقت boldly printed on the side, houses a video recording booth.

He has described it as a «poster... black print on white paper that promotes the production of the cartoon film McNAMARA» (quoted in Liam Gillick: McNamara Papers..., p. 60).

I post a cartoon on my blog, and I tell people, Hey Guys, I'm making this into a print.

Basically he is now selling Stormhoek's wine in Texas through promotion (conversation) which shows his famous cartoons on the bottles and through both his website as well as his promotional work he sells Art prints of the cartoons, and selling his book on Marketing.

He makes his living by selling fine art prints, doing «Cube Grenade» commissioned art work and sending out daily cartoons on «Hugh's Daily Frickin» Newsletter.»

I liked the «Chink in the Armor» cartoon: https://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/12/07/monday-funny-4/ enough to print it and put it on the fridge, where it remains.

Some liberties taken with the original Note: Jive is named Washington Tymes in the on line cartoon, but the Washington Post wimped out in its print edition and renamed him Jive.