Cerebral Cultivator Prints

Learning.

"Shall we start with an icebreaker?"

"You be the moral grandstander and I'll be the politically incorrect troll."

Blue sky thinking

Planting by the Moon.

Sulk Shows

Brainstorm in progress.

"Welcome back to the We Were Bored and Had Nothing Else To Do podcast."

Professor Algarth Zag, pioneer in fire research.

By modifying the sidewinder's technique, the desert roller is able to cover great distances at high speeds.

Watering the garden in the rain.

September: All the familiar signs of harvest are with us once more.

"Can I get back to you, I'm trapped in an idea"

"I can’t come to bed yet. I have bulbs to plant."

The Farmer Sutra.

Man watering with the 'Theory of Natural selection'.

"I think I'm making progress. One of them asked a follow-up question today."

Hot air ballon, but with the ballon replaced by a thought bubble.

Latinos in the USA

"You better take Teddy's temperature too....he was awfully sick this morning!"

Still Lives: 'I just need to think of one bright idea and I'll be made for life!'

"Mr. Johnson always brings a sense of wonder to science class. I'm always wondering what he's talking about."

Boy looking inside a book.

"Gonna be a good crop this year."

"Who remembers when food wasn't genetically modified?"

"Dr.Brainstorm from R&D is here to see you, Sir"

"You said gardening would be duck soup. This is vegetable soup."

'Have you found any golf balls in there.'

Caution Dangerous Curve Ahead

"Oh, that? It pops up when Bob's social battery runs out."

'I feel rootless.'

Theron Heir hands off the Rudy Park writing duties to long-time artist Darrin Bell. I'm scared. Rudy Park is my baby. I know what you mean. It must feel like the first time you had me babysit your kid. There were tears, maybe a small fire … I may have forgotten to change him … You mean my two kids. The point is, he survived. More or less.

"Do you remember when all we had to worry about was growing stuff?"

'If you finish your first year of teaching and haven't destroyed the innate curiosity of your young students, you are a successful teacher.'

"If nature abhors a vacuum, why is the universe so full of it?"