Garfield by Jim Davis for May 02, 2011

All the painting Jon ever did was paint- by-numbers I bet.

Jon has a masterpiece alright. Its called “Forever geek”.

When you find the black velvet, I’d like Jesus, John Wayne, Elvis, and JFK playing poker with a dog.

Lewreader…your funny.. LOL

Actually Will P., painting upside down may work better for those of us who are artistically challenged. I think the book, “Painting on the Right Side of Your Brain” (or something like that) suggested something along that line. Do something so your cognitive left side brain can get out of the way and allow the creative right side get a thought in.

Yes, you have the book’s title right, and I used to own it (not that I had the time to use it, and it got lost when I left a whole box full of paperbacks behind in my move out here).

@ TexTech -

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(sorry, can’t do it up side down. Will backards do?)

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Hey, in the very first Garfield strip (19 June 1978), Jon said –through the fourth wall– he is a cartoonist. Whatever happened to that talent of his?

Black Velvet? Good grief!

I did that entire book, DOTLSOTB and I mean, see how nicely I type?

Jon painted the barn by numbers

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These monologues are my favorite.

Don’t you believe him, Garfield!

Well, comixavier, according to one of the Garfield anthologies, Jon gave up his cartoonist career to “play straight man” to Garfield. That’s a job and a half, I’d say.

i’m also curious how so many of you managed to flip your text. Very cool.