Blair lives and works in Alice Springs – a local colour. He has worked for CAYLUS for a very long time and has been doing cartoons for a very very long timee. In May 2013, when I held the launch for The Long Weekend in Alice Springs – he came up to me with his sketchbook and showed me some responses to my work – the first one had me in hysterics … mainly because he nailed the experience of working out there so damn well … not certain who is going to get some of these cartoons … don’t care. The last one is about the local Alice Springs dreaming.
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Love them all, but the first IS a classic!
Thanks! Cartoons can tell a story in a glance. They are visual haiku.
Please Blair Please can you tell/cartoon the story of your first time in community, the time when you dressed up like a cowboy?
Please Please!