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I am very much an environmentalist. I try however to be a realistic environmentalist. Meaning we need to raise awareness of our struggle to live with the planet instead of fighting her every step of the way as we leave our dirty footprints all over her surface. Simply put, we need to stop polluting our planet. I believe we can do that without putting a grinding halt to progress for the human race.
To be a successful cartoonist you first must draw what you enjoy drawing. If you get lucky enough to get picked up by a Syndicate, you are constantly on a deadline, so enjoying what you are doing is pretty important. I really enjoy drawing this cartoon!
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…. More cartoons to come. |
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© Copyright 2010 — All images, photos and text on this site remain the copyright of Kevin Thrun and may not be reproduced without prior agreement. |
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If you are interested in using any of the cartoons you see on this website, you may contact me either by e-mail at boxerktt@aol.com or by phone at 419-467-0608. |
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This page was last updated on April 3, 2010. |
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“ The 3rd Planet ” |
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“The 3rd Planet” is a cartoon panel that covers the many wonders of Planet Earth and its surrounding universe. It gives the reader a view of this wonderful place called Earth from The Big Bang to the footprint being left behind by the human race. With its easy to read format and fresh cartoon style, it’s the best magnet on the refrigerator cartoon to come around in a long time. |
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I really enjoy drawing Bob, all the different creatures the planet has brought us over millions of years, and of course the challenge of turning outer space into believable cartoons. To see it in your head and then draw it is pretty rewarding.
With the massive oceans and dense forests we haven’t fully explored yet, it’s a good bet that there may be thousands of species including insects we haven’t discovered yet. I’ll do my homework and try to bring you as many new discoveries as I can both on the earth and beyond. I think I have plenty of subject matter for a long time to come.
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