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Mark Anderson is another artist making his return to Bored Panda after gaining many fans of his funny series 'Andertoons.' If you haven’t seen our previous post featuring some of his earlier single-panel cartoons, you can still catch up!
We reached out to Mark to discuss his work, and the cartoonist shared insights into his approach to character design: “I try to keep my characters very simple. Two dots for eyes, sideways V for a nose, squiggly line for hair… I didn’t intend for my style to evolve this way, but it’s extremely efficient, which is useful for drawing a lot of cartoons.”
Scroll down to discover the artist’s latest cartoons and learn more about him from our interview.
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When asked about his influences in comedy and humor, Anderson mentioned several artists, including: “Peter Arno, Darwyn Cooke, Henry Martin, George Carlin, Mischa Richter, Sidney Harris, David Letterman, Gary Larson, Ed Emberly, and of course, Charles Schulz.”
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Next, we were curious about how the creator of ‘Andertoons’ comes up with ideas for new strips. Here’s what we learned: “I read a lot when I’m writing. I’ll read basically anything - business, cooking, politics, celebrity - and wait for something to pop out at me. Then I sort of turn it over and over in my head for a while until I’ve gotten past the low-hanging fruit and onto what I hope is a unique take on it.
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keyboardtek 1 year ago
Before diagnosing your self as having depression, first make sure you are not surrounded by a******s.
The artist also shared his thoughts on what makes a good comic, explaining: “The combination of a well worded, succinct gag, and clear, concise art. The best cartoons require them both to make a gag work. And by that, I mean one wouldn't make sense without the other.”
Lastly, Anderson kindly answered our question about which of his strips is his personal favorite: “Cartoons where I have to ape another artist’s style are very difficult, but really satisfying if you get them right. I’ve done some Winnie the Pooh gags and that classic Pooh illustration style is super fun.”
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Mimi La Souris 1 year ago
not exactly, he would sit on the ledge and push with the paw the small pebbles in the background
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Bill Swallow 1 year ago
Good thing Interminable is the last appointment, so it won't run over into the others.
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Brain-In-A-Vat 1 year ago
I like the way the devil drinks spirits, but the angel only drinks beer . . .
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Lytse Draak 1 year ago
There were clever and amusing comics in this list, I particularly liked the one with the bat, but people should stop labelling the comics they post as funny or witty or hilarious. Post what you want to share and let us be the judge of how funne they are. Example: "Comics about every day life" is a good title I will check out. "Funny comics about every day life" meh, humor is subjective and people will be disappointed it wasn't their kind of funny.
Lytse Draak 1 year ago
There were clever and amusing comics in this list, I particularly liked the one with the bat, but people should stop labelling the comics they post as funny or witty or hilarious. Post what you want to share and let us be the judge of how funne they are. Example: "Comics about every day life" is a good title I will check out. "Funny comics about every day life" meh, humor is subjective and people will be disappointed it wasn't their kind of funny.
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