I agree with Calvin on his thoughts about art. Most of isn’t worth the canvas it is painted on and as for the rest it is interesting but at best worth maybe $10.00 a piece.
Would like to hear Watterson expound on furniture design. There may be a bunch in Hobbes declining the offer of a natural surrounding,but does such an alter ego go contrarian in his choices or what appeals?Watterson does,or did,wonderful furnishings.
In 1974 I created a conceptual art piece called “Nothing”. It consisted of nothing at all. Price was one million dollars. I never did manage to sell it, so it’s still available if anyone is interested.
Calvin is having target practice: throwing eggs against the living room wall. He sees that Mom has just come in, teeth all clenched…“O, O GOD, I AM SO SORRY, PUH-LEASE, FORGIVE ME! MAKE MOM GO AWAY, MAKE MOM GO AWAY…”Calvin sulking on his bed (Mom having just put him there)… “Hmph! See if I ever go to one of those church things!”
The#1BoiseStateFan almost 12 years ago
If it’s 20 acres, I’ll take it
rentier almost 12 years ago
Only help is to get better!! Draw the landscape, perhaps he’ll take it!!
alviebird almost 12 years ago
Pure genius.
alviebird almost 12 years ago
Eyes right. It really is for sale. -→
arye uygur almost 12 years ago
Is this how a 6-year-old would talk?
ratlum almost 12 years ago
I never realized it till now but thats probably my problem too why try to improve perfection .
rentier almost 12 years ago
Hobbes always must annoy POOR little Calvin!
Phapada almost 12 years ago
Hobbes dun want a million Dollars… ha ha
Phapada almost 12 years ago
who can join me on Facebook pls @TanDha suwan….
runar almost 12 years ago
How many surrealists does it take to change a light bulb?
Three. One to fill the bathtub and the other to paint the giraffe.
Timberwolves88 almost 12 years ago
Art? What the hell is it? Art doesn’t existe, Calvin. There are no two people who have same definition, so…
annafrances almost 12 years ago
Calvin will grow to be an art critic for The New Yorker.
IndyMan almost 12 years ago
I agree with Calvin on his thoughts about art. Most of isn’t worth the canvas it is painted on and as for the rest it is interesting but at best worth maybe $10.00 a piece.
Number Three almost 12 years ago
Hahahahahaha!
You tell him. Calvin. You tell him!
xxx
Hoodude almost 12 years ago
Would like to hear Watterson expound on furniture design. There may be a bunch in Hobbes declining the offer of a natural surrounding,but does such an alter ego go contrarian in his choices or what appeals?Watterson does,or did,wonderful furnishings.
Purple Ninja almost 12 years ago
So a 100 foot by 100 foot section of snow. Sounds like a good deal to me, I’ll take it!
mistercatworks almost 12 years ago
“who is putting on whom” – ask Hobbes.
Don Hulbert Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Po-mo hits the comics page!
calvinsfriend110 almost 12 years ago
I love his snow sculptures.
StkFigs almost 12 years ago
they’re so pretty
krisjackson01 almost 12 years ago
In 1974 I created a conceptual art piece called “Nothing”. It consisted of nothing at all. Price was one million dollars. I never did manage to sell it, so it’s still available if anyone is interested.
Stephen Gilberg almost 12 years ago
Oh, so the logo is in Calvin’s handwriting!
Rickapolis almost 12 years ago
‘Air sculpture’. I’ve already seen it.
Puddleglum2 almost 12 years ago
’snow sculpture!
ssejhill almost 12 years ago
Since when would a boy Calvin’s age use a stick to right his name in the snow … if you know what I mean …
rickray777 almost 12 years ago
Calvin is having target practice: throwing eggs against the living room wall. He sees that Mom has just come in, teeth all clenched…“O, O GOD, I AM SO SORRY, PUH-LEASE, FORGIVE ME! MAKE MOM GO AWAY, MAKE MOM GO AWAY…”Calvin sulking on his bed (Mom having just put him there)… “Hmph! See if I ever go to one of those church things!”