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Tuesday, December 16, 2008

This one is mostly about Hanukkah.

I found myself explaining who Peewee Herman is to someone who legitimately did not know about Peewee Herman. Which is impossible to do without yelling, "You know! Peewee Herman!" angrily.

Hey, I ruined some comics for you. You sexy mongrels.


Monday, December 8, 2008

Ho ho ho, bitches.

Welcome to the Tulip K. Sniper Christmas Spectacular! I'm your hostess. I mean, immortal slave.






The following game was intended to be an homage to the great Daniel O'Brien. Of Cracked fame. And beyond. But you can play too. Plebians.

YoYoGames
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Dracula Vs. Han...
Added: 20 May 2008
By: tulipsniper

This one merely tells a story that needs to be told. Historically accurate. Babies = petrol.
YoYoGames
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Tupac's Califor...
Added: 20 May 2008
By: tulipsniper

Monday, December 1, 2008

Did you know...?

December is also the name of a band I almost sorta liked this one time. I think they all died in a terrible fire.


Also, come to Lapland. Is Finnish Santa Claus German? Nobody knows.

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Love!

I made something special for America. And then this happened:


Sunday, November 23, 2008

It moves my insides like sunshine jelly!

I ate octopus and fish roe last night. But I was thinking of fugu.

But, Tulip--aren't you always thinking of fugu?

Yes, constantly. Here. I ruined the following comic strip to commemorate your sister's abortion.


All of the characters I believed to have appeared on Good Times were actually from What's Happening!!. In a related story, I'm drunk.

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Tetanus shots and bail money.

In honor of my mother's birthday, I shall now present a "nice" cartoon with a happy ending.



I love ya, Mom. You're like family to me.

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Rrrrrrround Four!


Unrelated, I'm having too much fun with this.

And this.

(Warning: Insanity Box may cause seizures awesomeness.)

Don't ask him about his business.

Mad Drama.


REFERENCES_______________

Auntie Litter.

Adam D.

Your Mama.

The internet, she is working!

Praise be to my betrothed--who braved heating ducts and wooden beams in order to rewire this little Frankenstein operation known as TK HQ. Seriously. Praise him. He really likes draft beer.

Otherwise, I would be unable to bring you things like this...


...which not even I fully understand. Progress!

Monday, November 3, 2008

Oekaki, An Essay

Doodling on a public forum can be a fun and rewarding experience for today's artist on the go. But if the very concept of Shi-Painter plus captive audience gives your Tiny Elvis stage fright, here are some tips and tricks that are sure to make any foray into the world of cyber-sketching seem as effortless as tumbling face-first down a flight of stairs. A flight of very creative stairs!

Lesson One: Picking Your Poison

Whoever said that variety is the spice of life must have successfully constructed a time machine capable of delivering a man safely into the future, wherein he most certainly happened upon the internet! I'm not being sexist. I can only assume that women would have been actively discouraged from time travel by The Powers That Were in 1816, which is the year I have decided the "variety spice" phrase originated.

While an Oekaki applet might offer enough features to create a decidedly more professional-looking image, some artists simply find themselves comfortable with a medium comparable to Microsoft Paint. It is a matter of personal preference. A standard Shi-Painter seems inherently well-suited when sketching green-haired naked women...


...and yet, a very basic Paintbrush application can produce remarkably vivid imagery. Such as this sociopolitical piece on why pop culture makes me want to drink household bleach.


Lesson Two: Now What?

When faced with an empty canvas, most of us are immediately bombarded with an influx of ideas, concepts, and voices which tell us to burn things. Often, too many ideas can cause a block. It is important to consider your subject carefully, but also acknowledge the overall message you are attempting to convey. Combining your ideas can sometimes communicate the intended theme much more effectively, and lend an artistic omnipotence to your piece.

On this day, I endeavored
to laud the intriguing phenomenon of Amish rumspringa. Also, I wanted to draw Cyclopians. The subsequent union speaks for itself.

Which brings us to...

Lesson Three: Huh? What?

Face it, chumpy. Not everybody is going to "get" your vision. This is a good thing. In fact, this is the best thing that ever happened to you, because it serves to separate the men from the boys. The Us and the Them. The Mortal Kombat and the DC Universe.

When I drew the following picture of Leechman...


...I was overwhelmed by the number of naysayers who didn't understand what it was doing on a website about humorous cakes. But I knew what it was doing there. To thine own self be true, children.

Lesson Four: Controversy-Your Dear, Dear Friend

"The times, they are a-changin'." crooned anthropomorphic hedgehog-turned-folk singer Bob Dylan. And that line was certainly prophetic. Time, as Dylan knew it, did a-change. And in this brave new world, controversy is the hot apple filling inside a metaphorical pie of some description. I don't know. I really didn't think this analogy out. But it's the essence of the pie. Which is life.

You may have noticed my affinity for language which may be inappropriate for some viewers, pets, and surprisingly pious robots. While it is not my primary artistic intention to shock and awe the masses, it does serve to excite me sexually. Your gasps. The way you furiously tap "clear internet history" the second you hear the skip-step thuds of your plump, grizzled wife limping up the staircase. She doesn't understand you. She doesn't know what you need. But I do.

Be warned, this form of expression is not for the faint of heart. Terms and conditions will be violated. Images will be removed. And IP addresses will be banned. But when properly harnessed, controversy can enlighten, inspire, and open doors of perception otherwise unmoved by milder imagery.


"A Critical View of American Capitalism in the Postmodern World"



"Bert Takes Bath With Ernie"


Lesson Five: You Say Potato-I Say Fuck You

In the end, we must each trust our own creative vision implicitly when it comes to what does or what does not imply art. Tap the soul--as you would a keg of beer or an ass--and actualize a masterpiece of your own design. And when that masterpiece is inevitably taken down, draw something else. Perhaps very similar to the original. With larger, more pronounced labia. Don't forget to sign your name. Have a nice life.

Sunday, November 2, 2008

Room for two more.

Enjoy the softer side of Tulip--you sweaty, mouth-breathing whores.




Love is...

A bit of a tribute to my Cubby.















HIM: Mas! Also I know "con queso".

ME: And "carne asada".

HIM: Yeah sometimes. But I forget that I know that. "Con queso" I always know. Like seven days a week. At least if I ever got lost in Mexico, I wouldn't go hungry or thirsty. Mas tequila con queso! Gracias señor!

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Halloween!

First off--beat this, mortals.








Friday the 13th



Score: 100% (13 out of 13)




Secondly--



Wednesday, October 22, 2008

I hate pop culture so much.



No, no. Your exasperated "What?" is thanks enough.

Monday, October 20, 2008

Game Night!

Cubby, Crown Prince of Denmark and I took part in the most X-treme, balls-to-the-wall chess game ever, utilizing our queens within the first two minutes. Which ended in perhaps the utmost erotic stalemate of all time.

Later, he managed to outwit an ill-tempered Frenchman at Global Monopoly.


Frenchie: Trade me Rome!

me
: I doubt that's going to happen. He really likes Caligula.

him: You have two of three oranges and that would open possibilities of you moving into the territory, and gaining more customers is bad for my economic growth.


Customers. Epic.

Now check this out while I judge you for doing that thing you think nobody knows about.


Sunday, October 19, 2008

Happy 22nd Post to Me, Suckers!

Thursday, October 16, 2008

Jonathan has the flu.

Some say laughter is the best medicine. Others, actual medicine. Whatever. I didn't come here to argue with scientists.



Thursday, October 9, 2008

An Illustrated Peek at Current Goings-On.


For the record, Icelanders are adorable. Off the record, Anni-Frid Lyngstad is Norwegian. But would you have known that this was ABBA without her?

Feel the beat from the tambourine, bitches.

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Inspired by true events!

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Welcome to the jungle, baby.


I was planning to murder each and every last one of you in your sleep, but then I ate some chocolate. Now it's a Two for Tuesday! Enjoy!

The Magicagasmical Adventures of Ben Franklin and Some Sort of Hip Hop Dog.


Mad drama, son.