Sometimes it's the voices in my head that are the loudest.
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- Willie Baronet
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Oh Willie. I feel your pain! Good illo... you're so quick on the draw :)
ReplyDeleteIf I can't ever post first, I CAN be the first to comment!!! BOO-YAH!
ReplyDeleteGreat drawing. You inspire me.
DANG IT!!!!
ReplyDeletePerfect, Willie! As usual. I really love your art although I comment not too frequently...
ReplyDeleteWell i suppose they are quite loud sometimes... but most of the times its quite easy to suppress them... really really loud music helps...
ReplyDeletebefore i leave...
HA! Tina Beat you to it!
I thought i would be the first to comment!! you guys are fast...
ReplyDeleteLol, yay, I got in first, but I usually use older blog posts, so it's not as cool. I'm always impressed by your new drawings! This one is easy to relate to, hehe.
ReplyDeleteYou're in good company there, Willie!
ReplyDeletePoetic & Wry.A little Saul Steinberg/
ReplyDeleteThis portrays many of us artists :P
ReplyDeleteI read a funny cartoon at the doctor's office that showed a patient talking to someone outside a psychiatrist's office saying "Don't judge me until you've walked a mile on my medication!"
I just loved that! This illo fits :)
Haha, great job!
ReplyDeleteVery creative Willie, but a pencil through your head might stop you. Just kidding. Have a Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeletei know that feeling, just pull out my finger out of my head.
ReplyDeleteGreat work Willie!
ReplyDeleteClever, as usual!
Great, as usual.
ReplyDeletegreat illo, you've hit the nail on the head!!!
ReplyDeleteALways such a fantastic aproach! You always keep true to your style!
ReplyDeleteExcellent! This is one of my favorites by you.
ReplyDeleteRiveting! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure - it looks like you're well equipped with creative resources. I do love the simple complexity of your drawings... they always make me think (although right now I have a bit of a headache...)
ReplyDeleteMaybe you should dance in the snow :)
ReplyDeletekinda of reminds me of Pi when he put the drill to his head to stop the noise...but hey i personally liked the soundtrack.
ReplyDeleteuh... the pencil in the head? Did I guess right?
ReplyDeleteOr perhaps that pencil sharpening sound in your brain is the loudest. ;)
ReplyDeleteyup, ain't that the truth!
ReplyDeleteeBeth
I have no problem believing that for you...lol!
ReplyDeleteHey, Facebook friend:)
ReplyDeleteGreat drawing.
Happy Holidays to you:)
You summed it all up for me. YOU however, are the most creative person I know! Brilliant illo as always.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you, Mr Baronet. Your work is utterly refreshing as always. I hope Santa buys you a new pencil.
ReplyDeleteOwwww. Good one!
ReplyDeleteI feel like this drawing all too often! Arrrrg!
ReplyDeleteDude, I so feel you on that. wrote a song about it!
ReplyDeleteUhm, only "sometimes"? Lucky you!
ReplyDeletemaybe the puncture would help things flow......
ReplyDeleteYou're channeling Steinberg! Cool!!
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