Hey, Ma! Look! I'm in a BEARMAN CARTOON!

I was checking out my Twitter page, when I received a message from my good friend and fellow cartoonist, Bearman.

Bearman had created an amusing comic a few days ago that caused a bit of a fun-poking uproar in the comments section. Check out the comic here.

Most of us commentators had a few suggestions on how he could alter his cartoon. I was pleased to discover via Twitter that Bearman had revisited the comic and made a few hilarious changes.

This time, the cartoon featured an extra character: Hank Addanac!

Click here to see the new and (maybe) improved version of the comic! And be sure to check out the rest of Bearman’s side-splitting and poingnant political and editorial cartoons on his site. Thanks a million, Bearman!

——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————

A lot of you have been asking about the other kinds of artwork that I create. Truth be known, I do just about anything.

The pics above showcase a few wine glasses that I was commisioned to paint to commemorate the musical play “Forever Plaid”. These glasses were presented as a gift to the play’s director, Chris Jones.

Each glass depicts a caricature of the actor who portrayed the role. I also attached a pic of the actual actor so you can see whether I captured them or not.

I painted these pieces in acrylic. I like that medium the best because it’s no-fuss, easy clean-up, and it’s quick. I’ve got a daily webcomic to do, f’r pete’s sake!

If any of you want to get something like this done for yourself or for someone you know and love (they make absolutely great gifts!), then just hit me up via email and we’ll work out a price. Capiche? Hope ya like the art.

There’s been a lot of talk in Addanac City about how hot Hank’s mom is. She’s quickly become a fan-favorite with her style, personality, and touchy-feely sweaters.

I had a chance to speak with her candidly for a moment while we were renegotiating her contract. For an increase in salary (too high, I say) and some after-market points on upcoming projects, she readily agreed to a bikini photo shoot. I tried to get her to take a lil’ more off, but we couldn’t settle on a fair price.

We did, however, have a fabulous time developing this poster. It’s 11×17 inches of pure pulchritude. Mrs. Addanac has never looked finer. I’ve got the poster hangin’ on my office wall, and Dear Addanac Afficionado, you can too!

The poster’s for sale in the official Addanac City Store for our introductory low, low price (I’ve always wanted to say that!). So, what are ya waiting for? Click here and check out this lovely lass in her full glory!

You ain’t never gonna catch Marge Simpson or Lois Griffin lookin’ this fly!