Artwork
Today's bi-winning illustration is brought to you by new staff artist/writer Dan Fenton. You'll likely see more of Dan's work on the blog in the future if the rest of us decide to be lazy assholes as he continues to produce such excellent work as this.
Let’s celebrate the best that Ann Arbor’s party and bar district has to offer.
Today's cartoon comes from an artist who has since moved on to bigger and better things, but his wonderful cartoon somehow slipped through the cracks and never got uploaded to the blog. Being as shameless as we are, The Gargoyle is now proud to continue to exploit this man's beautiful artistic talent for as long as we can, even after his departure. Thus, I present to you, a game of billiards.
This classic tale of bro-ism in the plant kingdom is brought to you by the talented and anonymous staff artist who was thought to have been eaten by a Wendigo two weeks ago. Evidently, he got better.
As an editorial note, I feel I should mention that flowering plants are all members of the division "Angiospermae." So. There's that to think about.
As an editorial note, I feel I should mention that flowering plants are all members of the division "Angiospermae." So. There's that to think about.
For all those who say our weekly meetings are just excuses to get drunk
together... well, you're right. But also, sometimes, there are writing
exercises. And usually those are just excuses for us to get drunk
together when we realize how unfunny we are. But sometimes, we actually
come up with a good idea, and an artist realizes that idea through the
magic of photoshop, and this happens. Enjoy.
I drew a comic for ya'll. A bit NSFW, so I'll post it after the jump.
Continue reading Art School Criticisms.
Here's hoping that this cartoon, drawn by a staff artist who chooses to remain anonymous, can prolong your holiday cheer and stave off the woes of the new semester, if only for a few moments. And if you don't understand the reference here, you had no childhood.
Hey Jake Sully/John Smith! Wanna go hang out under the Hometree/Grandmother Willow? You know, just to forget about Colonel Quaritch/Governor Ratcliffe and Tsu-tey/Kocoum for a while...
This may, or may not, go with the article posted 2 weeks ago.
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