Drawing Devotee T-Shirts

"I'm afraid you can't sure cartoonist for using your image- you can only kill them."

'This guy is really good!'

A man emerges from a red ink bottle

The art contest, naturally, ended in a draw.

Page from 'How to Draw' by Albrecht Durer

Artist chained to his drawing.

Race track - with the race being to apply the white lines between lanes

'It finally took me thirty years, but I finally have one of every 3-D comic book ever made'

Venn Diagram: DIamonds

Thomas Hardy

John Venn Speaks...' Just don't include me in an of those diagrams, if you don't mind.'

'You know, I never have had a sabbatical....'

Industry and Idleness - The industrious apprentice a favourite, and entrusted by his master.

"'Best wishes'? That's it? That's all you got?!"

"I told you not to polish the car too much."

'First date with a logician - These venn Diagrams will save us a lot of time. We'll see where you fit in, where I fit in, and if any of it overlaps'

Two men in T-shirts, one shirt says Jesus loves me, the other Jesus loves me more.

"He used to be a senior fact checker at Meta — now he's just a pedant."

One book... One book... One book...

'Yes, Dear, they are very pretty shoes!'

"Oprah is definite, Barnes and Noble is giving you front windows, and Norman Mailer has agreed to a feud."

Sir Edmund Hillary Arriving Home To His Third Floor Apartment

In an alternate universe, characters from the rough draft and finished manuscript of the same novel meet themselves at a cocktail party.

Give Thanks.

"I like your slavish attention to detail."

'It's not bad enough that he explains everything... He even explains his explanations.'

A man working on a model airplane

Adult Drawing Something Then Colour It In Book.

The Ladies of Kew took baking very seriously.

'Now that's devotion. Two broken arms and still working.'

'...and the Brewery are considering giving you a loyaly card!'

Thriller of the Week

"Don't put your mother on the page, Miss S. Worthington"

'Congratulations Perkins! Always first arrived and last to leave. You're on your way to the top.'

"People who understand Venn diagrams." "Another circle."