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Moonroes 4
posted by garth bruner at 7:42 AM
21 February, 2006
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- Name: garth bruner
- Location: Sandy, Utah, United States
Humorous illustrator, designer, toy designer. I blame my sweet wife and children for keeping me a kid at heart. See my work at http://www.artofgarth.com
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3 Comments:
You have a really great style. I'm not sure how old you are, but don't give up on your syndication if you want it. My Father became syndicated with United Features (peanuts, anyone?) in his mid-fifties. It's not glamourous, but it's the cartoonist's dream, nonetheless.
Hey Garth, this is great! I used to have aspirations of having a daily strip, but I never thought I was funny enough. These are much funnier than anything I ever did.
By the way, I don't know who the previous comment was referring to, but Charles Schultz was much younger than 50 when he became syndicated. More like 29 or 30.
Eric probably meant that peanuts is what he made as an income as a syndicated cartoonist. Another reason not to quit your day job until you become popular enough.
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