Ad slogans and product descriptions awkwardly translated from Korean to English. Sketches from 2001-2002.
Columbus, Ohio-based Max Ink is the creator of the comic book Blink. Visit his website to learn all about it, read a few samples, and compare his current sketches to the one posted above, from nearly 12 years ago.
As of this posting, the bulk of Wikipedia’s page for Haitai is devoted to Oh! Yes. The corporate page will tell you how this product stacks up against “the dry and hard Choco Pie”.
By Rachel Hartman
Always liked this one. Rachel Hartman was previously seen in my vehicle sketchbook.
As for Ivy crackers, more photos than you ever could’ve wanted can be viewed in this online shop.
by Kel Crum
Cartoonist and comedy writer Kel Crum is the creator of Cornelia Cartoons. Order the collected paperback here or read some comics on his website, dangerousbird.com.
Looks like Choco Home Run Balls are still around. I found this product review!
by Tony Consiglio
Tony Consiglio writes: That sketch reminds me of two things, 1. I used to have hair. 2. I used to clearly have talent too. I have two current projects, my Top Shelf graphic novel Titanius won’t be out for another year, so don’t look for it yet. And I am also working on making flourless chocolate walnut cookies from a recipe by Francois Payard. They are divine.
While you’re waiting for Titanius to come out, why not check out Tony’s other graphic novels?
I only found one place on the web that’s “happy to present [their] Cubics to you“, but a search for “Francois Payard flourless chocolate walnut cookies” turns up nearly 9000 results. Start baking!
by C.D. Regan
C.D. Regan writes: That’s me alright, although I have no recollection of doing that drawing. I still have that problem with free-floating confections taunting me when I’m alone, though.
More Free Time-inspired art. Mr. Regan is a designer, illustrator, writer and cartoonist. Check out his vast and varied portfolio. His current focus is book cover design.