Enter The Pangolin
October 22, 2012 in Events, General, News
© The Pangolin @ Procartoonists.org
We are regularly pleased to see cartoonists moving from a print focus to a mixture of print and pixel, and there’s a new publication on this track we should note.
Long-time readers here will recall the Procartoonists print magazine – The Foghorn. Cathy Simpson, one of the producers behind it, has jumped into the blogosphere with the launch of The Pangolin.
We say keep an eye on it, not least because one of our regular writers, and previous Foghorn editor, Bill Stott will be writing large lumps of it. We hurry to add: he’ll still be writing for us too.
Cathy Simpson and Bill Stott
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Andrew Birch said on October 22, 2012
Excellent stuff, Cathy and Bill!
Bill Stott said on October 22, 2012
Many thanks Andrew. Its very much a labour of love. We wanted to focus on silly stuff;piss-takes, and things which make many cartoonists tick slightly out of time with adult responsible souls who always wash the car on Sundays.
Send us some stuff !
Huw Aaron said on October 22, 2012
Silly, stupid, ridiculous. I love it!
Cathy Simpson said on October 22, 2012
And I hope both you and young Mr Birch will be sending us some gags in the future, Huw!
Roger Penwill said on October 23, 2012
The Pangolin snuffles out of the gentle mists of Foghorn. And a most welcome sighting it is too.
Cathy Simpson said on October 23, 2012
I’ve just taken another look at that blog, and it’s full of weird-looking people. And a weird-looking pangolin.
Noel Ford said on October 25, 2012
You can’t keep a good Pangolin down… not those they serve at our local Patagonian Restaurant, anyway…
Rupert Besley said on October 25, 2012
Ha! Very entertaining indeed! And I enjoyed Noel’s feedback too.
Bill Stott said on October 26, 2012
Noel’s feedback has long been of concern for his G.P.