David Lee Ingersoll

David Lee Ingersoll

@skook.bsky.social

Illustrator, Cartoonist, Writer, Mail Carrier. Wonders what spare time is. Daily posts here from my archives. https://skookworks.com

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2016 Inktober/Drawlloween Flashback #21. Apparently murderous ragdolls don’t go away once you’ve imagined them. This fine lady hung out in my imagination for a few years before coming out again, in more detailed form as Rag Alice in 2023.

2016 Drawlloween/Inktober Flashback #8. This one stayed with me and inspired me to make a more detailed version a few years later. And then a colored version a little after that.

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-The United States

Robert Reich@rbreich.bsky.social

-Trump Airlines -Trump Beverages -Trump Casinos -Trump Magazine -Trump Mortgage -Trump Steaks -Trump's Travel Site -Trumpnet -Trump Tower Tampa -Trump University -Trump Vodka -Trump Fragrances -Trump Mattress -Trump Mobile All massive financial failures led by Trump. Now this...

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“Every billionaire is a policy failure. Every billionaire is a weapon of mass destruction. Every billionaire is history’s greatest monster. Every billionaire is an injury to the world. Every billionaire is an affront to God. Every billionaire must be taxed out of existence.”

Another commission featuring someone as one anime character fighting another anime character. I knew who the characters were when I drew this (because I did the research) but I can't remember now and I'm not awake enough to check.

Once upon a time people made zines and minicomics and weird stuff and sold and traded them through the US mail. Mike Gunderloy reviewed everything that was sent to him in Factsheet Five. I did the cover for the 35th issue back in 1990. #factsheetfive #illustration #zines #minicomics

Did the Lich make art by copying comic panels? Maybe. A better question is - was the Lich a good human being? No. A good human being would have sent a check to the person whose work he copied and included an "after x" in his signature.

Matt Miller@mattmiller.bsky.social

a comic by Russ Heath, who drew the comic one of Lichtenstein’s most famous panels was based on

Who's Who in the 1994 Misspent Youths Swimsuit Calendar. I'd been planning to continue Misspent Youths as a new, self-published series called Bonecage Graffiti. That did not happen. So sad.