New Year, New House, New Cartoons.

As some of you will already be aware, I'm moving house. This is the reason that I've not been able to produce any cartoons since the 3rd December. The cartoons will reappear in late January, early February. I have many ideas for some brand new cartoons.

I'd like to thank all those who've supported this blog over the last couple of years, and wish you all a happy and prosperous new year. 2008 is going to be a big year for cartooning. I'm inspired and feeling positive. Amazing how moving to a bigger, better house can do. Improved parking, and having a bath is all I need to produce some stunning cartoons.

Of course, for all those new visitors - there's a few hundred cartoons in the archive to keep you amused until the revamp. Here's the last cartoon of 2007:

Hip Op Cartoon

Hip Operation Cartoon

Sudan Ease

Sudan Teddy Cartoon.

Apologies for the lack of cartoons over the last couple of weeks. Two reasons. I've just upgraded the computer, so it's taken a while for that to get sorted out, but moments after doing so, I've also realised that I need to move house. The new computer is fantastic. No longer will I have to struggle with an aging laptop, now I have a machine with enough power to do all I want it to, and best of all a widescreen monitor - which is ideal for Photoshop. Once settled in the new house, the cartoons will continue, but for the time being expect the occasional quick sketch cartoon to appear.

Duck Cartoon

This cartoon idea was developed with Sam, the guest cartoonist from last week. It's puntastic, of course, but I don't have that category any longer since slimming down the daft amount of labels I once had on here. So it's labeled as a plain old gag cartoon.

Santas New Hairdo...

The Dead Goldfish Mystery

Goldfish. Fred Whateverhisnameis likes them too. Here he comes home to find his fish dead. Whodunit? More experimenting with the cutout filter in Photoshop.

Sofaman ANIMATED GIF.

So you wanted to see how my Cartoons came to life. How about this? You can see a Cartoon being created in front of your eyes. This was done with multiple scans of the same drawing, as the drawing was constructed, in 19 stages. Shame I can't apply this technique to already drawn Cartoons. Noticed that no one has posted any comments. All you have to do to post a comment, is to click below this writing (or on any post) where it says Comment. You can do this anonymously if you like. Would be good to have feedback on which Cartoons are thumbs up from you lot.