Hey Look At This Stuff Here.

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“I saw William Allen White wearing Santa’s beard”

(Festive Elf Johns brought to you by Tara Trate)

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I’ll finish it one day.

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“Some of us were enjoying a lovely brunch when all of a sudden, a pterodactyl swooped in and ruined all our fun.”

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Blues & greens

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Morning Coffee Sketch Flansburgh

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Morning Coffee Sketch

TMBG Apollo 18

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Kids In The Hall Sketch Sketches 2.

Open a window!

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Kids In The Hall Sketch Sketches 1.

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Jawbreaker

Brooklyn Steel

3/23/2019

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Morning Coffee sketch:

Half of John Linnell’s face

3/22/2019

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It was me! I’m officially a nice person, finally!

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How did you guys hook up with Tony Millionaire, anyway? I know you did the theme to The Drinky Crow Show…but did you know him before that, or what?

JF: Tony and I were both Williamsburg residents in the 80s (or at least with him the early 90s at the latest) Back then the neighborhood’s under-40 set was very small, so anyone around doing anything was kind of on everyone’s radar. He drew Maakies for the NY Press so he was a bit notorious as a cool dude. Later on when he moved to LA I almost took over his apartment, but inhereted his cat Pom Pom (our first in Brooklyn) instead. She was a real sweetie with a very mellow disposition. I do remember he said she was easy to manage because she “loved dry food”: but our experience was she liked dry but really loved wet! She proceeded to pretty much double in size in about six months in our place. Tony recently did a cat portrait of one of our newer cats for us, and when we were talking I sent him a photo of Pom Pom to remind him of how awesome she was.