Cameron Archives

Saturday Morning Cartoons: That’s Not My Name

Welcome to Saturday Morning Cartoons, a segment where four artists take turns delighting you with their whimsy, facts and punchlines on Saturday mornings! Our esteemed cartoon critters are Cameron Glavin, Anna Bongiovanni, Megan Praz and Yao Xiao. Today’s cartoon is by Cameron!

That'sNotMyName

Saturday Morning Cartoons: Big Monster

And by the way, before you continue, this cartoon is the sequel to THIS ONE HERE so you should read that first.

BigMonster (1)

Saturday Morning Cartoons: Symbiosis

Symbiotic (2)

Saturday Morning Cartoons: Girlfriends

girlfriend

Saturday Morning Cartoons: Little Monster

Little-Monster

Saturday Morning Cartoons: Better Than Never

Better Than Never-2

Saturday Morning Cartoons: 9 Things To Look Forward To in the Winter

Winter

Saturday Morning Cartoons: Working On It

Working On It 2

Saturday Morning Cartoons: Charge

WorkingOnIt1

Saturday Morning Cartoons: Universes

Universes

Saturday Morning Cartoons: Little Things

unnamed

Saturday Morning Cartoons: Tongue Depressor #5

TongueDepressor_Punch

Saturday Morning Cartoons: Essence of Camp

CampComic

Saturday Morning Cartoons: Idiot

Idiot2.2

Bonus behind-the-scenes frame:

idiotbonus

Saturday Morning Cartoons: Bad Reception

BadReception

Saturday Morning Cartoons: What Are You?

WhatAreYou

8 Valentines You Can and Should Send Right Now

Feature image via Shutterstock.

Hello Tenderqueers! As you know, it’s February 14th, 2015 which means ohmyfuckinggod it’s Valentine’s Day. If you’re me, you’re spending much-loved alone time with a lot of beers and your very own internet abyss (I’m looking at you, Netflix and Tumblr <3). HOWEVER, for all you clever, cute and charming humans who do have V-Day plans, I support you. I support you so much that I made cards for you to share with your people, yourself, maybe even your cat because maybe you forgot or were too busy working on a local production of the Vagina Monologues to grab a card. We did some printable cards a few years ago, but this time they’re internet-shareable because everything is ones and zeros, paper doesn’t exist and soon neither will any of us.