Could I have a word?

The caption set for this week's Cartoonists' Forum Competition is - Could I have a word?

Christmas Gifts

This week, the Cartoonists Forum Competition asked for cartoons on the theme of Christmas Gifts.

[Later] This cartoon won joint First Place in the Competition!

Harry, potter

The Cartoonists' Forum this week called for a cartoon on the theme of Pottery. This contribution of mine is a bit of whimsy, using my Forum avatar.

I asked for an elbow

This week's Cartoonists' Forum Competition set the caption "You idiot! I asked for a [blank]", the [blank] to be a word of my own choosing. 

[Later] Awarded Third Place in the Competition.

Plantlife

He called himself Woody and hoped I'd be interested in die-back insurance.

Stretch

You may have seen this before, but it seemed appropriate to get it down from the shelf and use it for this week's Illustration Friday topic - Stretch.

I'm sorry but ....

My entry for this week's Cartoonists' Forum Competition, with the new style set caption - "I'm sorry but this is not my [blank]", the [blank] to be a word of my own choosing. Pushed for time, I've reworked an older cartoon.

Zoom

So much to do, so little time. I've posted the original of this elsewhere on this blog, but today's coloured version is for Illustration Friday's challenge - Zoom.

Till the Cows Come Home

Another fanzine cover (with the same name), given a colour treatment.

Thinking of you

My entry for this week's Cartoonists' Forum Competition, with the set caption - "Hey, I was just thinking about you."

Tree

Tree at Grasmere (Marker in sketchbook)

Not a cartoon, of course, but this blog also carries illustrations and this week's Illustration Friday brief is - Tree.

Sales

This week's Cartoonists' Forum Competition was on the theme of Sales, where it earned second place.

...And you're certain this is safe?!

This week's Cartoonists Forum Competition uses a set caption - ...And you're certain this is safe?!

Revenge

Here's this week's entry for the Cartoonists Forum Competition on the (wordless) theme of Revenge.

Environmental Awareness

My entry for this week's Cartoonists' Forum Competition, using the set caption.

Goblin

(Marker, digital colour)

Another idle moment, another old cartoon given some colour.

Ted

(Marker, digital colour)

No reason for posting this really. I just felt like taking an old cartoon and adding colour.

Prehistoric Times

"Prehistoric Times" is the set theme for this week's Cartoonists Forum Competition.

Just get on with it

The caption set for the most recent Cartoonists Forum Competition was "Just get on with it" but I didn't have time to get an entry done. Had I found the time, this is what I would have drawn but as I didn't, I won't.

Run away

(Mixed media)

This week's challenge from the Cartoonists' Forum was to use the caption "Oooooooooooh....Run away!"
I'm pleased to say it won Third Place.

What?

This week's Cartoonists' Forum Competition entry using the fixed caption, What?

The Bible

After an absence of some weeks, I've returned to the Cartoonists' Forum with this offering following the set theme: The Bible.

Telephone Call

George's call was interrupted by a more important one.


Something I found in my files.

Carry On

This week's Cartoonists' Forum Competition entry using the fixed caption, Please don't mind me, just carry on.

Not in the Brochure

This week's Cartoonists' Forum Competition entry using the fixed caption, "I don't remember seeing that in the brochure..." achieved Second Place in the Competition.

Wallbanger

The cover of a fanzine I did for Eve Harvey a long time ago. Now coloured digitally.

Bembridge

An old fanzine cover given the digital colour treatment. Don't blame me for the pun - that was Sam Long.

OK! I'll talk!

This week's Cartoonists' Forum Competition entry using the fixed caption, OK! I'll talk!

Take Me Home

(Marker, coloured pencils in Japanese fanfold Moleskine)

My last addition to the Clare's Moly, part of the International Moleskine Exchange, moly_x_25.

Hope

I won second place with this cartoon in the Cartoonists' Forum Competition this week. The challenge was to produce a wordless cartoon on the theme of Hope.

Your Place or Mine?

(Black marker, digital colour)

This week's Cartoonists' Forum Competition entry using the fixed caption, Your place or mine?

Close enough

(Black marker, digital colour)

This week's Cartoonists' Forum Competition entry using the fixed caption, What the Hell! It's close enough.

Forward

(Mixed media)

Into the Valley of Death rode the Six Hundred Pounder.

My contribution to this week's Illustration Friday challenge - Forward.

Embarrassing

This week's Cartoonists' Forum Competition entry using the fixed caption, God, this is going to be embarrassing! , which earned me second place.

Now is not a good time

This week's Cartoonists' Forum Competition entry using the fixed caption, Now is not a good time for this.