January 30, 2012

Early Seat Belt

Filed under: CARTOONS — Colby @ 3:01 pm

This was of little use if you were asleep on the floor board.

January 23, 2012

Cotton-Eyed Joe

Filed under: CARTOONS — Colby @ 9:32 am

The history of belly dancing is more interesting.

January 7, 2012

The Princess

Filed under: CARTOONS,Fantasy — Colby @ 4:04 pm

Add another mattress.

December 24, 2011

A Child Is Born

Filed under: CARTOONS,DRAWINGS,Religious — Colby @ 12:47 am

This is the last Christmas card in the set and is most people’s favorite; probably because they’ve all witnessed the humorous chaos of trying to put on a youth Christmas program. Outside on the top; inside on the bottom.

I hope you have enjoyed this tour of Christmas cards. Regardless of your faiths and beliefs, I wish this Christmas Day brings you joy. And again, thanks to David Hopson and his artistic skills for putting these together.

December 13, 2011

Herod’s Decree

Filed under: CARTOONS,Religious — Colby @ 12:32 am

Girls wearing lighted candles in their hair was scary enough.

December 4, 2011

Wee Wee Wee!

Filed under: CARTOONS,Fantasy — Colby @ 5:49 pm

November 22, 2011

Two-Headed Dragon Prince

Filed under: CARTOONS,Fantasy — Colby @ 12:46 pm

When I ask my grandkids what they would like me to draw I never know what they will come up with. It can be very vague or very specific. This is what I came up with when the request was for a “two-headed dragon prince.” I have no clue where that idea came from.

November 16, 2011

Dummy Diagnosis

Filed under: CARTOONS,Science, Health, Weather — Colby @ 11:57 pm

They went in thinking it was a simple fungus.

October 10, 2011

Make Up Call

Filed under: CARTOONS,Sports and Recreation — Colby @ 10:52 am

Sportscasters say a lot of silly things. Anything is better than “dead air.”

September 28, 2011

I Got The Ball !

Filed under: CARTOONS,Sports and Recreation — Colby @ 11:32 am

Referees hear this protest a lot.

And, while true, getting the ball first doesn’t keep it from being a foul.

I actually did a cartoon about this before (http://sircolby.com/cartoons/i-got-the-ball) but recently I came across a sketch I had done and decided I liked it and even though it might be repetitive I’d draw it anyway. The sketch, by the way, was from yet another meeting or clinic or whatever when instead of paying attention I was drawing cartoons, a habit I haven’t broken since my early school days.