This political-ish cartoon was drawn with a Micron Pen no. 0.5 & edited in PhotoShop Elements.
The Ogre works as a call-center phone-monkey. He would eventually love to work as a commercial illustrator or self-sufficient webcomic. The Ogre loves many things and hates few, however he has issues with almost everything (mostly because he has issues--he's started having acne around and on his nose and sitting place again). The Ogre is forty-somethin' flippy years old for goodness sakes and is loosing his mind.
Stunning picture!!
Thanks Roxy, I appreciate that.
“Dead on. I had a conversation today with a cousin that professes to be “libertarian”. She almost quotes those “libertarians” rush, beck, hannity verbatim. And of course she’s christian. And she’s not racist, she says so in every conversation. Several times. She called to talk me out over something I posted since I didn’t answer online to her satisfaction. She has never called me before and there’s a good chance she won’t call again. A person can only listen to self-important religious stupid for a few seconds. I wonder how long she kept talking after I hung up. ugh.
I get that exact conversation all the time, fortunately with these guys religion never came up (we’re all Mormons). The hard thing is they never listen to reason, they are so caught up in ideology they fail to see the legitimacy of anything other than their own position. One of their problems with me is when they disagree with my cartoons I almost never approve of their comments because they are so negative and/or extremist.
Ooops. Thanks for the like. You do some intense drawings.
Please check out my Ghost, Sam Snead & Jack Roush post.
aww
very nice work.
Thanks, it was fun to do, but very time consuming.
very very apt
That’s the sad part.
Love the detail in this drawing, Aaron. How long did it take you to do? (If you don’t mind me asking.)
Right about three and a half hours of just ink, an hour of sketching and about forty-five minutes in PhotoShop. Editing was simple, making sure it did not come out blurred was a little hard, but not too bad.
Wow… that’s dedication! I’d say it was worth all that hard work!