Welcome to the latest sketchbook cage match. You know the rules: multiple sketches go in, only one is a winner!* The last time I posted one of these I was asked about the little numbers included with many of these sketches. For the past four years, I've been trying to sketch one potential gag a day in the sketchbook. Of those ideas, I'm usually determine one or two of those sketches is worthy(?) of publishing on this website. Most of the others aren't good enough to warrant a second look...but some of them are, hence this recurring feature.
And with that, let the contest begin! Vote A, B, C, or D (none of the above) in the comment section.
Sketch B: Stumbling into a Family Circus comic strip.***
Sketch C: Teaching the ring.
*At some point I promise to publish the winning sketches, I promise!
**Ostriches don't cover their heads in the sand to hide from danger, as you probably already know.
***The regular Family Circus ghost is named "Not Me." There has been, however, a ghost named "Nobody" (and "Ida Know") from time to time.****
****I'm ashamed I know so much about Family Circus.
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B & C are both funny.
ReplyDelete#1 - A
ReplyDelete"Sticking your head in the sand" is such a well known avoidance tactic; lean into the cliche.
#2 - C
This shows the incredible optimism and adaptability of missionaries!
#3 - B
Fun reference to a long-running comic.
C definitely feels the most relatable!
ReplyDeleteI vote for C
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