We're still here... How's everyone out there? As the clownworld continues to get ever more insane here's some good stuff to help keep you going...
Pencils-
We're still here... How's everyone out there? As the clownworld continues to get ever more insane here's some good stuff to help keep you going...
Pencils-
What I despise in 'current day' is how at the moment every aspect of our lives and culture is designed to divide us all when we all know that the only way we can move forward positively is to come together. It's the oldest political trick in the book, get us all bickering like toddlers about petty shallow infantile stuff so we don't notice what's really going on. We can all get along even if we disagree. United the likes of the WEF and their allies cannot stop us, and what better time to come together than at Christmas.
So Happy Christmas to everyone. Hope you all have a fantastic time and best wishes for you and all your family and friends in 2024.
Head on over to https://funkypunkcomics.blogspot.com for all the latest updates... This week sees the first of some of my Dad's Christmas card designs from the late 70s/early 80s, recently discovered among stuff in my loft...
Merry Christmas one and all! Hope this festive season brings you and yours great joy and wishing everyone the very best for 2023.
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Have a great festive season with all your family and friends and best wishes for the new year.
NUFF SAID.
Stop the division. Everyone has their own valid point of view. Only together can we move forward. Unite and end the dystopian clown-world.
NEXT TIME- 2022!!
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Around this time last year on 'Funky Punk Comics' I posted a few surviving Christmas card designs that my Dad did to give to friends, family and clients from the early to late 1970s. While he got the later ones professionally printed, the earlier ones he printed himself by creating the image as a lino cut, covered the lino in ink and printed it by passing the card and inked lino through an old mangle to mimic a printing press, kind of like a homemade etching. While tidying up a few months back I came across several prints of another design amongst some of his work. I don't remember this one but it's quite striking in it's graphic grainy simplicity. These are probably experiments in colour to see which version worked best. Personally the middle one works best for me. What do you think? I have no idea when he did this one, but I expect it's the early 70s. Love it...
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