John Atkinson’s Clever Take on Culture, Art, And Irony (20 Fresh Comics)
Interview With ArtistNot every comic needs to be obvious, and John Atkinson—an Ottawa-based fine art graduate—proves this with his sharp, witty humor, rich in literary, artistic, and cultural references. With a masterful blend of wordplay and irony, he creates illustrations that challenge logic while delivering a good laugh.
Atkinson’s latest cartoons stay true to his signature style: unexpected connections infused with a touch of brilliance. Yet, despite the intellectual edge of his work, he remains refreshingly down-to-earth. When someone admits they don’t understand one of his jokes, he casually responds, “Neither do I.”
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i thought this was a yellow wallpaper joke until i saw it said "Wilde" instead of anything about charlotte gilman, and now i don't get it...
"It was the best of times, it was the blurst of times. Blurst? Stupid monkeys!"
The brand ambassador thing isn't entirely true, though, as this sort of Santa Claus image already existed previously. The Eastern Bloc's Father Frost wore very similar red clothes as well, but with one crucial difference... he was depicted as slim, whereas the Western Santa is usually plump.
