But are they like the Mets? That’s the question.
Due credit must be given to this painting for inspiring the parents.
Also, this Oscarina also appears at The Huffington Post today, here.
I’ll always think of this as Roy G. Biv day, you know why? Of course you do, if you ever had to memorize the colors of the rainbow in the right order: Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Indigo Violet—ROYGBIV, or, Roy G. Biv, as we art students say to ourselves when we try to remember. Nice guy, Roy.
Congratulations to New York, where we can all be gay in every sense of the word now, as equally as anyone. Boo to you Ruben Diaz, but as this is a democracy, we have to uphold your right to dissent from common sense if you must. Do everything else right, and I’ll be okay with you. But you better do everything else right, bud.
I’ll have to repost this Oscarina (as seen on the Huffington Post recently) in honor of it all. Blow it out your asses, conservatives! (click on the image if you need it bigger).
Oscarina’s getting more and more “likes”, and has appeared a few times on the Huffington Post’s comedy site, notably today, regarding the marriage equality struggle in NY.
Also in the news, I’ve created a page on Facebook, for those for whom newyorkette is not enough! Please feel free to go there and “like” away. I need at least 25 likers before I can get a username, they say.
I haven’t been submitting much to The New Yorker due to working on more personal stuff, but I’m getting back in the groove, and you will be seeing me there again soon, if they haven’t given up on me in disgust, thinking I just got lazy.
Meanwhile, here’s the lastest Oscarina, for your entertainment. Click on the image to open a larger one if you can’t read the text.:
This week I did an Oscarina that I only got silly with after publishing. Silly sometimes comes later, and I like silly. So there are two versions. First and second, below.
And as always, Oscarina can be found at oscarinaland.com.
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I forgot to tell you I’ve been working on a new weekly cartoon, called Oscarina! She’s been getting a pretty good response so far, which surprises me, actually. She’s just a pet idea I had about a grumpy little girl who happens to look and think a lot like me when I was a little girl. Big coincidence! Ha!
Anyway, here’s a sample and a link.
The first Oscarina (click on the cartoon for a larger version in situ):
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