Hugh MacLeod
Cartoons drawn on the back of business cards
September 18, 2006
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A new cartoon sent out every weekday morning to your inbox [RSS version here.].
A wee chuckle to start your day off right etc.
I’m Hugh MacLeod. I’m a cartoonist. Occasionally I write books. gapingvoid is interested in start-up culture, because changing business for the better is what we’re about; that’s what Social Object Factory is about. We live and breathe it; we help everyone from lone entrepreneurs, to mid-sizers, to Fortune 500’s do the same. Check out our work here.
We create art that helps companies kick ass, end of story.
We also have a daily cartoon newsletter that makes a lot of people happy.
If you just want to say ‘Hello’, feel free to email me, anytime.
If you want to talk business, then it’s probably best to please contact my business partner, gapingvoid CEO Jason Korman, here. We look forward to working with you. Thanks!
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If it were that izi.
We have one of those types in our office, and he doesn’t even have a blog. Things like that just keep me in stitches which, in turn, keeps my resume fully updated.
Stop giving away the secret, everyone will know why I started blogging!
What’s a trackback?
Oliver, give me $3000 and I’ll tell you
Eric must have been inspired by George.
Hi Hugh.
First time to comment here, but I’ve been a long-time silent fan of yours, and I’ve used your cartoons to clarify my points in various occasions. In fact, a couple of days ago I forwarded one of your cartoons to the CEO of Nokia…
Your blog, especially your how-to-be-creative page, was one of the reasons why I started blogging last year. And it seems our little experiment with S60 blogs (S60 = software platform in Nokia smartphones) is becoming increasingly succesful.
So thanks for all the fish and take care,
– tommi
Thanks, Tommi =)
What cartoon did you send the CEO? Interesting.
The one with the dinosaur
However, I’m not going to tell you what was the meteor and who was the dinosaur in that particular case…
Ouch !
having turned a recent consultant (blogging is one of my service area) that cartoon was spot on !
My dilemma is how to price my wares
That is a good question: how to price, and how do you gauge when you’re ready to become a consultant…?
I’m sorry this just made my day. Thanks Hugh
ouch!
Trackbacks don’t work at Typepad — that’ll cost $6000 please
Nice! Big laugh and a new professional field in front of me
Now, I truly want to be one of those. For $3000 (even CAD) I’ll do the job.
3.000? That´s cheap.