Hugh MacLeod
Cartoons drawn on the back of business cards
April 6, 2009
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[William Blake]
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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.
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My favorite poem, Hugh. This cartoon is a remarkable tribute to a great work.
Must agree, not my all-time favorite from Blake (“The Little Vagabond” always makes me smile), but I love seeing people on the internets who also respect classic work.
Very cool.
William Blake. Kicking serious ass in Western literature since late 1770s.
A double-edged homage to the great poet AND print-maker!
This remided me of the appearance of the Tyger poem in the book “Five Smooth Stones” by Ann Fairbairn…
Awesome. Very strong visual. Kudos. Well done!
warming the cockles of my literary heart, once again. mazel tov, Hugh!
This is a remarkable way of bringing great poetry, back to the mainstream. Great thinking Hugh!
My friends and I used to do voice work in our theater workshop using this poem, so it is dear to my heart and your visual makes it even more powerful. Thank you so much !
What a brilliant dare of your own! I really love this, Hugh.
What a brilliant dare of your own! I really love this, Hugh.
I love this poem and this peice of art so much, that I set it as my background picture on both laptop and external monitor. Double gun — double fun!
(although I had to set background to flip black and white so it has white letters on black to fit to my desktop http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/8029/burningbrightdesktop.jpg)