Laconic Cartoons

Simple doodles with few words

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There won’t be much to read – explains the “Laconic” in the title. Of course, cartoons are noted, even with captions, for using few words – short, economical, crisp. So maybe the title, “Laconic Cartoons” with subtitle “simple doodles with few words,” is superfluous, but that’s what doodles are, and gratuitous. And doodles are spontaneous, improvisational, which is something you can’t quite aim for. A good cartoon is thrifty. Like this one:

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