Judy is the Book-ie Monster

By Edwin Tan (c) 2013

The books were unhygienic and Judy then contracted worms. Book worms. 

Detective Kidney

By Edwin Tan (c) 2013

For another MMC flyer. 

Mystery solved! Just need to catch the culprits. Maybe they're lurking in a previous cartoon here.

He Who Thinks With His Head

By Edwin Tan (c) 2013

Another illustrated quote. The English translation: "He who thinks with his head, does not pay with his pocket." i.e. Thinking saves you money. So essentially, you can pay bills by using your brain (my cartoonist interpretation).

The uncaptioned version below:

Love is Measured

By Edwin Tan (c) 2013

Here's another illustrated quote for a client. I've put the original Sicilian quote in the caption. I've made it a little light hearted, although it's something which is actually said when some feels like they've been treated unfairly or feel uncared for. So not quite sure if I've illustrated the meaning well, but I tend to make things silly anyway. I'm also really loving this font (Fluffyzine, downloaded free off the net). 

Here's the 'uncaptioned' version below:

The Matrix (If Neo Was A Pharmacist)

By Edwin Tan (c) 2013

Morpheus, what are the names of the pills? No, "red pill" and "blue pill" are not listed in Mims. Do you know the generic name? The brand? Ok, right, so you don't actually know the name of the medicine. Maybe I'll try using that pill identifier thing...