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Hey Tom it’s good to see that all of your hard work is getting recognized. For more cartoons by Tom visit his webpage at http://www.Tomprisk.com
and check out one of his latest cartoon in the Mars in Their Eyes exhibit at the Cartoon Musuem in London, England. Way to go Tom!!!!
I have always enjoyed Tom Prisk’s cartoons. Tom’s cartoons have appeared in a variety of publications. His casual style belies a deep and compelling mastery of subtle humer that will often catch you off guard. It is like a single frame mix of Charles Schultz (Snoopy/Charlie Brown) and Charles Addams (New Yorker cartoons that inspired “The Addams Family” TV series). His cartoons are fresh and funny, without resorting to off-color material, just to get a laught. If he has any books out, let me know where I can buy them, so I can order a copy. (His single frame style would make a great motif for advertizing and brand recognition.)
May 6th, 2006 at 9:10 pm
Woah….deep…speak to me Tom
May 8th, 2006 at 5:54 pm
Hey Tom it’s good to see that all of your hard work is getting recognized. For more cartoons by Tom visit his webpage at http://www.Tomprisk.com
and check out one of his latest cartoon in the Mars in Their Eyes exhibit at the Cartoon Musuem in London, England. Way to go Tom!!!!
May 8th, 2006 at 5:55 pm
Cool cartoon!
May 9th, 2006 at 5:54 am
Way to go Tom! Good to see your work getting recognized!
May 12th, 2006 at 7:44 pm
Outstanding cartoon. I know you would make it someday. Are those chicken bones in the back of the cave?
May 14th, 2006 at 8:13 pm
Tom is a dedicated cartoonist among his other talents. I am glad to see that he is finally appreciated. I have one his personalized cartoons. Love it!
May 20th, 2006 at 7:47 pm
I have always enjoyed Tom Prisk’s cartoons. Tom’s cartoons have appeared in a variety of publications. His casual style belies a deep and compelling mastery of subtle humer that will often catch you off guard. It is like a single frame mix of Charles Schultz (Snoopy/Charlie Brown) and Charles Addams (New Yorker cartoons that inspired “The Addams Family” TV series). His cartoons are fresh and funny, without resorting to off-color material, just to get a laught. If he has any books out, let me know where I can buy them, so I can order a copy. (His single frame style would make a great motif for advertizing and brand recognition.)