Friday, July 31, 2009

Laugh-Out-Loud Cats #1200


Laugh-Out-Loud Cats #1200, originally uploaded by Ape Lad.

Coming soon to ebay.

at 10:36 PM

10 comments:

  1. No lolspeak! These 00's is fancy.

    Adorably drawn, colored, and thought of. Worth putting in anyone's bindl.

    Poster leaves out larceny, B&E, robbery, and cattitude.

    WF: gatiqui, which is something about cats in Italian or Spanish, I'm sure. Perhaps "where are the cats?"

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  2. With no names/descriptions on the poster, might some other cats in clothes get picked up by mistake? I guess any other clothed kitties would also be hobocats, so they'd be vagrants as well.

    and the fact that only Pip's ears ever show in the posters is sooo cartoony.

    and don't think we missed the trademark Koford tree stump either.

    WV: moleesse -- a shampoo and conditioner for molemen and molemanic women.

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  3. If you do get it framed, be sure to have it done museum quality.

    See, I bought a very nice piece from another webcomic artist and I was really happy with what I bought. I had it framed and took a photo of it to show the artist how happy I was. The artist gave me a hard time for not having it matted and not having it backed by acid free backing.

    The lack of matting was obvious, but how anyone could tell what the backing was from a photograph, I have no idea. I would have had to pay more for the mounting and framing than I did for the original comic to do it as I was told.

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  4. How did they have time for loitering and vagrancy with all the other activities?

    Hobo time management? There's a Franklin planner in teh bindl?

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  5. Silly tudza, they loiter (catnap) and vagrancy (ridin' teh rails) in between all their other activities.

    Learning to manage this is Kitteh's specialty, which he's teaching to Pip all along.

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  6. Indeed I think you've seen the truth of the matter. If you don't have time for a stogie, ur not doin it rite.

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  7. =Tamar8:35 AM

    The tryptich (triptych? it still sounds like something from AAA) is a classic form.

    Re framing: Maybe the quality of the frame was a hint that the framer used the backing that came with it. Sometimes it's worth it to pay for good framing. It's also possible to do good framing yourself. The old days of masking tape and cardboard should be gone.

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  8. Really beautiful piece. Congratulations on #1200!

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  9. Zen and teh Art of Bindl Maintenence iz what Kitteh teaches. The balanced hobo life.

    Like the hidden numbering, and is the sunset water color? (also like how it matches the cats' color; this palette is just lovely)

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  10. Yes, it's mostly watercolor.
    As for framing, do whatever you need to do. I'm not particular. I've been known to advocate using my comics as coasters, as some of you may recall.

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