Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for April 29, 2012

Ha!! I agree, Hobbes!!

He just didn’t know when to stop…

It didn’t take me long to hang up my crayons either, Calvin.

Question….how come the devil always has a Goatee?

Don’t cut off an ear Calvin. You’re not quite there.

The devil didn’t look like that on Touched By An Angel.

Remember that most of our descriptions of the devil originate with Faust, not the Bible. The Bible describes him as almost incredibly beautiful.

Calvin, don’t quit your day job as a tiger handler – and become a cartoonist!

“What a waste of time” it was to scribble on the drawing!Calvin just needs to get the bugs out!“If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again!

You’ll get better over time, Calvin. Chillax.

It couldn’t go even worser!

Calvin should leave drawing to Hobbes!

<< Bdaysuit said, “Question….how come the devil always has a Goatee?” >>@Bdaysuit: Perhaps the old goat thinks that it goes well with his horns, hooves, and tail?

some thing you do good Calvin…

That’s today’s (Sunday. april 29) strip.

I agree Hobbes! : )

Hobbes saw your comment to me last night. Yes,he does, doesn’t he? LOL! Me thinks he doth protest too much, maybe?

This is about as well as I draw now, at age thirty-smm-smm.

EIther as a kid starts to critically analyze his art, he gives up or he pushes through the barrier and he begins to be able to see what things really look like.Once you start really seeing, putting it down on paper is easier.

Loved Hobbes comment.

In every human person is somewhere in an edge such a little devil, we only can get rid of it with the help of Jesus Christ!! I cry to Jesus Christ, when I feel the devil moveing!

Calvin did get his open mouth right in several of the panels. Just as good as Watterson did.

Today’s was an easy strip for Bill Watterson, because he only had to draw the last panel.

It’s a good thing everyone didn’t think like Calvin; we wouldn’t have the wonderful comics that we enjoy so much.

Hobbes…

@cookies333: No, Calvin drew the other frames.

Calvin, the perfect drives out the good. You have to give yourself permission to be lousy and get better.

Hell, he draws a lot better than I do…

Calvin and Hobbes!

Clearly Calvin’s genius lies in other directions. Perhaps it’s because I only have good sight in one eye, but I can’t draw with perspective at all. Stick figures for me. Oh well, I can type on this here computer not too bad….

Practice, practice, practice.

w.o.w.