Fish Cartoons

I don't only paint lakes, rivers, and bays, sometimes I goof around with cartoons. I've been at it again with a few more fishing cartoons. This time I focused on the fish with human qualities. Enjoy!

Polarized fishing glasses

Fish Pee

Fish Beds

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Life is short, get away from the big screen and get on a big stream!

Lake Alligators!

Here's an interesting sign combination. When fishing in Florida, you often come across signs like this one below, but I have never seen one with a "Pet Walking Area" sign attached. What is the message here?

Anyway, I will say that you must be careful when fishing in Florida because that may not be a log that you are fishing near.

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Leo Humor

Okay, this is not décor maps, but sometimes I blow off a little creativity by drawing cartoons. Here's a few that I thought I would share. I called them Leo Humor. Enjoy!

This cartoon may be my favorite of the bunch. Looks like the guy has found a major fishing breakthrough, however I'm not sure that I would ever dress like bait. Also, this could be called Zen fishing.

I just can't come up with a way that Bob would have ever managed to get his fishing line down his pants. You know, I bet some fisherman has done this  before, because there are some crazy people out there.

After Harold somehow hooked his butt, it's clear that poor Marge is going to have a tough few weeks ahead. Don't you think?

Don't Forget to be one with your bait. Ommmm!

Check out my decor maps, try to find the hidden fish and mermaid!

On a small stream!

I few weeks ago while in Florida, I traveled over to the Venice Rookery in Venice Florida to take a few pictures of the waterfowl. The rookery is locate in the middle of a small lake and both Great Blue Herons and Egrets nest there. I got up at 5:30 am in the morning so that the lighting would be at its best for photos. Here's what I discovered.

An early morning Great Blue Heron returning from the ocean filled with fish and ready to feed its young one.

Hmmm... eat your regurgitated fish!

An Egret coming in for a landing

Two chicks waiting to be fed as a great blue fly's over.

This is a sand hill crane wandering near the rookery and looking for hoppers.

An Osprey.

Remember: Life is short, get away from the big screen and get on a big stream!