I have been drawing cartoons for many years. The title of my cartoon panels is THE
LITE STUFF. The premise of my cartoons is that America has a predominantly
commercial culture. My cartoons fit right into this culture. I use the methods of
commercial advertising to look at everyday objects (stuff) and events from a humorous
(lite) perspective. The humor often comes from the interplay between word and object.
So here goes.
The Lite Stuff
by
Mark Doeffinger
Dec. 7
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Dec. 10
Dec. 11: This “Brick-a-brac Tree” is a sort of 3D cartoon. Anjali Athavaley mentioned it in her article on alternative
Christmas trees in the Dec. 10 issue of The Wall Street Journal. A live cedar seedling grows in the pot on top of the bricks.
Dec. 12
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Dec. 17
Dec. 18: The Peace Stamp is a takeoff of the Love Stamp. This is the Christmas version.
Dec. 19: Another stamp cartoon. But hey, it’s Christmas, with lots of cards and envelopes. Actually, the P.O. hasn’t slowed to a snail’s pace. It’s just being compared to e-mail, which rhymes nicely with snail.
Mike Rhode of Comics DC
posted this cartoon originally on a blog about cartoons and postage stamps: http://cartoonphilately.blogspot.com
